Jammed, carpet
When you have an exhibition stand and you want to have a carpet there that would separate the stand from the rest of the floor, what would you say? You would lay the carpet under the stand to make a clear border between your exhibition space and the rest of the floor.
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When a lot of people are under the roof of a bus stop, should I use the word 'jammed' or 'crammed'?
"There were a lot of people jammed together/ crammed under the roof."
Can I use both?
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" Can I use both? Yes. Ann225 When you have an exhibition stand and you want to have a carpet there that would separate the stand from the rest of the floor, what would you say?
- " Can I use both?
- Yes.
- Ann225 When you have an exhibition stand and you want to have a carpet there that would separate the stand from the rest of the floor, what would you say?
- If your exhibition is 4 meters square, and you want a 1-meter boundary then you can say, for example, "I would like a 5-meter square dark blue carpet to set my exhibition on.
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Ann225"There were a lot of people jammed together/ crammed under the roof." Can I use both?
Yes.
Ann225When you have an exhibition stand and you want to have a carpet there that would separate the stand from the rest of the floor, what would you say?
If your exhibition is 4 meters square, and you want a 1-meter bou
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