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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Polling station/domain?!
Hi.
Is it correct to say:
The fact that the two polling station(or domain) that I visted, were not open yet, gave a smell of rigging in the election?
Is it correct to say:
The fact that the two polling station(or domain) that I visted, were not open yet, gave a smell of rigging in the election?
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You could say, The fact that the two polling stations I visited were not open yet hinted at election rigging. or, The two polling stations I visited were not open. There was a smell of election rigging in the air.
- You could say, The fact that the two polling stations I visited were not open yet hinted at election rigging.
- or, The two polling stations I visited were not open.
- There was a smell of election rigging in the air.
- Hope that helps.
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You could say,
The fact that the two polling stations I visited were not open yet hinted at election rigging.
or,
The two polling stations I visited were not open. There was a smell of election rigging in the air.
Hope that helps.
The fact that the two polling stations I visited were not open yet hinted at election rigging.
or,
The two polling stations I visited were not open. There was a smell of election rigging in the air.
Hope that helps.
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