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Interventizio Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary
Remaining
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Question: I know I can use the adjective "remaining" for leftovers (after a meal for ex.). But can I use it for what's left after something went extinct out of style/out of production?
Examples:
"That milk company went bankrupt many months ago. The remaining cartons you may find in stores only contain sour milk."
Happy N.Y to my English teachers!
Question: I know I can use the adjective "remaining" for leftovers (after a meal for ex.). But can I use it for what's left after something went extinct out of style/out of production?
Examples:
"That milk company went bankrupt many months ago. The remaining cartons you may find in stores only contain sour milk."
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Interventizio "That milk company went bankrupt many months ago. " That's okay, but I can't imagine cartons of milk being left in stores for months! Interventizio Happy New Year to my English teachers!
- Interventizio "That milk company went bankrupt many months ago.
- " That's okay, but I can't imagine cartons of milk being left in stores for months!
- Interventizio Happy New Year to my English teachers!
- And Happy New Year to you too.
- Note that NY is often taken to mean New York.
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Interventizio"That milk company went bankrupt many months ago. The remaining cartons you may find in stores only contain sour milk."That's okay, but I can't imagine cartons of milk being left in stores for months!
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teechrAnd Happy New Year to you too. Note that NY is often taken to mean New York.Yep! Thanks.
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