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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Retractable leash
Hi,
"When you have a retractable leash, you have to pull it in to get it to recoil back into the ......"
I'm not sure what to call the inside of the retractable leash. I don't even know if the word 'recoil' works in this case.
Could I also say that I have to 'wind it up' instead of 'pull it in'?
Thank you.
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I suggest this. When you have a retractable leash, you have to pull it in a little manually to get it to retract automatically into the case.
- I suggest this.
- When you have a retractable leash, you have to pull it in a little manually to get it to retract automatically into the case.
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I suggest this.
When you have a retractable leash, you have to pull it in a little manually to get it to retract automatically into the case.
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