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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Joint exerice or joined exercise

I feel joint exercise is correct although I'm not entirely sure about the reason.

Can anyone help?
  

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Anonymous I feel " joint exercise " is correct , although I'm not entirely sure about the reason. You need to provide context for such questions. Two words side by side is very little to go on.

— Enoon

  • Anonymous I feel " joint exercise " is correct , although I'm not entirely sure about the reason.
  • You need to provide context for such questions.
  • Two words side by side is very little to go on.
  • We have to make guesses, and although I myself do find the challenge stimulating, I must confess to feeling some annoyance at what seems to be laziness and arrogance on the part of a person who comes swanning in expecting service like some princess waving her cigarette holder waiting for a light.
  • Please use the words in question in a complete sentence that illustrates your problem.
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AnonymousI feel "joint exercise" is correct, although I'm not entirely sure about the reason.
You need to provide context for such questions. Two words side by side is very little to go on. We have to make guesses, and although I myself do find the chall
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AnonymousCan anyone help?
Joint exercise
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