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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Repairing the car
Can i say,
The technician is repairing the car.
The technician is repairing the car.
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Hi Vincent I would probably say 'the mechanic is repairing the car' instead. I might be wrong but a technician to me is someone who does work that requires more skills than what a mechanic fixing a car would need, so to speak. g.
- Hi Vincent I would probably say 'the mechanic is repairing the car' instead.
- I might be wrong but a technician to me is someone who does work that requires more skills than what a mechanic fixing a car would need, so to speak.
- g.
- an electrician or a light and sound technician.
- Of course I am assuming the person is just dealing with everyday repairs like fixing a dent and installing an engine.
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Hi Vincent
I would probably say 'the mechanicis repairing the car' instead. I might be wrong but a technician to me is someone who does work that requires more skills than what a mechanic fixing a car would need, so to speak. E.g. an electrician or a light and sound technician. Of course I am assuming the person is just dealing with everyday repairs like fixing a dent and install
I would probably say 'the mechanicis repairing the car' instead. I might be wrong but a technician to me is someone who does work that requires more skills than what a mechanic fixing a car would need, so to speak. E.g. an electrician or a light and sound technician. Of course I am assuming the person is just dealing with everyday repairs like fixing a dent and install
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Hi Vincent
It depends on the context. If you are talking about the people who work in a garage, I think they are most commonly referred to as mechanics.
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It depends on the context. If you are talking about the people who work in a garage, I think they are most commonly referred to as mechanics.
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