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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Precut/predefined and fit together like puzzle
Could you help me with this please?
1 These aren't the usual cookies we buy. These don't open the way they normaly do. The ones I buy have an easy to open precut/predefined opening (dotted line that you press and opens)
(how would you say all 2 sentences and the bold part, what are those called, boxes with east to open.... is it precut, defined.
2 When he closes his fingers close together so that there are no gaps between each finger, the fingers fit perfectly together like a puzzle. (how would you say?)
3 These pieces also fit together like a puzzle, allowing us to glimpse AT the grand scale of the original carpet. (do you put AT?)
4 How would you express what I'm trying to say in as few words as possible?
thank you
1 These aren't the usual cookies we buy. These don't open the way they normaly do. The ones I buy have an easy to open precut/predefined opening (dotted line that you press and opens)
(how would you say all 2 sentences and the bold part, what are those called, boxes with east to open.... is it precut, defined.
2 When he closes his fingers close together so that there are no gaps between each finger, the fingers fit perfectly together like a puzzle. (how would you say?)
3 These pieces also fit together like a puzzle, allowing us to glimpse AT the grand scale of the original carpet. (do you put AT?)
4 How would you express what I'm trying to say in as few words as possible?
thank you
Top answer
1. precut opening 3. allowing us a glimps at
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- precut opening 3.
- allowing us a glimps at
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For 1 How would you say the last sentence?
1 The box has a precut opening. (what are they called in the US?)
For 2
Is that how you'd say it and correct, I'm I getting my word across?
thanks
1 The box has a precut opening. (what are they called in the US?)
For 2
Is that how you'd say it and correct, I'm I getting my word across?
thanks
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