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Hotmale Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Laundry
Hello,
Is it correct to say "She gives her clothes to a/the laundry?"
I know I can say "She dry-cleans her clothes" but "dry" implies washing without water. Is there any expression which implies having one's clothes washed in a laundry without specyfing what kind of washing it is?
Thank you
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" That would be an unusual sentence. Hotmale I know I can say "She dry-cleans her clothes" but "dry" implies washing without water. Is there any expression which implies having one's clothes washed in a laundry without spec i f y ing what kind of washing it is?
- " That would be an unusual sentence.
- Hotmale I know I can say "She dry-cleans her clothes" but "dry" implies washing without water.
- Is there any expression which implies having one's clothes washed in a laundry without spec i f y ing what kind of washing it is?
- Try: She takes her clothes to a/the laundry (shop).
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HotmaleIs it correct to say "She gives her clothes to a/the laundry?"
That would be an unusual sentence.
HotmaleI know I can say "She dry-cleans her clothes" but "dry" implies washing without water. Is there any expression which implies having one's clothes washed in a laundry without speci
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