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JUNHEE LEE Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
remodel,renew,newly construct
"We have to remodel our bathroom."
Can I also say
"We have to renew ~"
"We have to construct our bathroom newly."
"We have to rebuild ~" ?
Do these mean same to you?
Would you help out,please~
Can I also say
"We have to renew ~"
"We have to construct our bathroom newly."
"We have to rebuild ~" ?
Do these mean same to you?
Would you help out,please~
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You might say you have to rebuild your bathroom if it was destroyed by a tornado. " The others don't work. You could possibly use "renovate" if it was very old-fashioned and you wanted to make it more modern.
- You might say you have to rebuild your bathroom if it was destroyed by a tornado.
- " The others don't work.
- You could possibly use "renovate" if it was very old-fashioned and you wanted to make it more modern.
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You might say you have to rebuild your bathroom if it was destroyed by a tornado. Otherwise, use "remodel." The others don't work. You could possibly use "renovate" if it was very old-fashioned and you wanted to make it more modern.
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