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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Prestige vs Contour / Prestige vs Appeal
How would you say these 2 sentences?
- He had the contour/shape of the state of texas tattooed on his hip.
- You shouldn't be working for the salary but for the prestige . This company is reputed.
Thank you
- He had the contour/shape of the state of texas tattooed on his hip.
- You shouldn't be working for the salary but for the prestige . This company is reputed.
Thank you
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He had the state of Texas tattooed on his hip. You shouldn't be working for the salary but for the prestige. This company is prestigious.
- He had the state of Texas tattooed on his hip.
- You shouldn't be working for the salary but for the prestige.
- This company is prestigious.
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He had the state of Texas tattooed on his hip.
You shouldn't be working for the salary but for the prestige. This company is prestigious.
You shouldn't be working for the salary but for the prestige. This company is prestigious.
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