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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Need help from English native speakers!
Hello.
Which one is more commonly used?
1) Living in the same era with A
2) be a contemporary of A
or is there any better way to express this?
Thank you in advance!
Which one is more commonly used?
1) Living in the same era with A
2) be a contemporary of A
or is there any better way to express this?
Thank you in advance!
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1) Living in the same era with A 2) be a contemporary of A Both are fine. Anonymous or is there any better way to express this? We will never know if you do not supply adequate context.
- 1) Living in the same era with A 2) be a contemporary of A Both are fine.
- Anonymous or is there any better way to express this?
- We will never know if you do not supply adequate context.
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AnonymousWhich one is more commonly used?1) Living in the same era with A 2) be a contemporary of ABoth are fine.
Anonymousor is there any better way to express this?We will never know if you do not supply adequate context.
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