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Mikkey011 Posted 13 years ago
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Or either
Hello. Could you help me, please?
"we're working as with wooden either plastic materials"
i guess there is something wrong to this sentence.
i need to explain that We're working with both of them.
Thank You!
"we're working as with wooden either plastic materials"
i guess there is something wrong to this sentence.
i need to explain that We're working with both of them.
Thank You!
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mikkey011 I need to explain that w e're working with both of them. OK. Then you need both ...
- mikkey011 I need to explain that w e're working with both of them.
- OK.
- Then you need both ...
- and ...
- , like this: We're working with both wooden and plastic materials.
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mikkey011I need to explain that we're working with both of them.OK. Then you need both ... and ..., like this:
We're working with both wooden and plastic materials.
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