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Sebayanpendam Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Please explain this phrase.
Hi,
I came across this phrase and i don't know what it means. Can somebody please clarify this phrase for me?
My father and Uncle Lim drive the same make of car. What is the underlined phrase means?
Thanks.
I came across this phrase and i don't know what it means. Can somebody please clarify this phrase for me?
My father and Uncle Lim drive the same make of car. What is the underlined phrase means?
Thanks.
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In this case, make means brand, or maker. It's often found in combination: make & model. g.
- In this case, make means brand, or maker.
- It's often found in combination: make & model.
- g.
- (Ford Focus) (Chevy Impala)
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In this case, make means brand, or maker.
It's often found in combination: make & model. Where make is the company, and model is the name of the car e.g. (Ford Focus) (Chevy Impala)
It's often found in combination: make & model. Where make is the company, and model is the name of the car e.g. (Ford Focus) (Chevy Impala)
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