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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Out of touch
It's been 5 years I am out of touch with my books. So whatever I get asked. I'll be unable to answer.
Is the meaning and sentence grammatically correct?
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Liton Das out of touch I've been [away from / out of touch with] my books for five years, so I won't be able to answer anything I am asked. CJ
- Liton Das out of touch I've been [away from / out of touch with] my books for five years, so I won't be able to answer anything I am asked.
- CJ
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Liton Dasout of touch
I've been [away from / out of touch with] my books for five years, so I won't be able to answer anything I am asked.
CJ
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