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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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on the phone
I have just stated leaning business english on the phone since last monday.
(on, through,by, over, at) the phone which one is correct???
(on, through,by, over, at) the phone which one is correct???
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"On the phone" and "over the phone" are both correct,but "over the phone" might go better in this context. But there are other problems with your sentence. Can you correct the spelling and capitalization in these words?
- "On the phone" and "over the phone" are both correct,but "over the phone" might go better in this context.
- But there are other problems with your sentence.
- Can you correct the spelling and capitalization in these words?
- Anonymous I have just stated leaning business english on the phone since last monday.
- Also, the tense "I have just started .
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"On the phone" and "over the phone" are both correct,but "over the phone" might go better in this context.
But there are other problems with your sentence.
Can you correct the spelling and capitalization in these words?
But there are other problems with your sentence.
Can you correct the spelling and capitalization in these words?
AnonymousI have just stated leaning business english on the phone since last monday.Also, the tense "I have
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