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Magg Posted 20 years ago
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pleasant and pleasing
Hello,
I don´t know the exact difference between borh terms. I ususally use pleased for people, but what about the other two?
Thanks so much,
Magg
I don´t know the exact difference between borh terms. I ususally use pleased for people, but what about the other two?
Thanks so much,
Magg
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Hi I don´t know the exact difference between borh terms. I ususally use pleased for people, but what about the other two? If I get pleasing service in a hotel, I like it.
- Hi I don´t know the exact difference between borh terms.
- I ususally use pleased for people, but what about the other two?
- If I get pleasing service in a hotel, I like it.
- I feel pleased .
- Think of pleasing as the thing/person that gives the service, pleased as the person that receives the service.
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Hi
I don´t know the exact difference between borh terms. I ususally use pleased for people, but what about the other two?
If I get pleasing service in a hotel, I like it. I feel pleased. Think of pleasing as the thing/person that gives the service, pleased as the person that receives the service.
'Pleasan
I don´t know the exact difference between borh terms. I ususally use pleased for people, but what about the other two?
If I get pleasing service in a hotel, I like it. I feel pleased. Think of pleasing as the thing/person that gives the service, pleased as the person that receives the service.
'Pleasan
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