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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
name has lived/has survived
Is this expression ok? Should I put survive or something else? What about the rest of teh sentence? Thank you
The name that has lived/survived for the last thirty years in the world of car industry has been developed by the Japanese patiently and carefully.
The name that has lived/survived for the last thirty years in the world of car industry has been developed by the Japanese patiently and carefully.
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Perhaps: This name/trademark name, which has survived the last thirty years of the car industry history, has been developed by the Japanese patiently and carefully.
- Perhaps: This name/trademark name, which has survived the last thirty years of the car industry history, has been developed by the Japanese patiently and carefully.
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This name/trademark name, which has survived the last thirty years of the car industry history, has been developed by the Japanese patiently and carefully.
This name/trademark name, which has survived the last thirty years of the car industry history, has been developed by the Japanese patiently and carefully.
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