Retrieve/take back
I take a clock that has stopped working to the watchmaker, and s/he tells me to come back after a week. When I go back to the watchmaker's (by the way, can "watchmaker's" be used for the shop of a watchmaker?), do I retrieve the clock or take the clock back?
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I never hear tho word watchmaker, and I don't know where I could find one. I think perhaps I might try takings a broken clock to a jeweller. When I go back to the watchmaker's (by the way, can "watchmaker's" be used for the shop of a watchmaker?
- I never hear tho word watchmaker, and I don't know where I could find one.
- I think perhaps I might try takings a broken clock to a jeweller.
- When I go back to the watchmaker's (by the way, can "watchmaker's" be used for the shop of a watchmaker?
- Yes ) , do I retrieve the clock or take the clock back?
- Rereie is not wrong, nut what we say is eg I pick the clock up.
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I never hear tho word watchmaker, and I don't know where I could find one. I think perhaps I might try takings a broken clock to a jeweller.
When I go back to the watchmaker's (by the way, can "watchmaker's" be used for the shop of a watchmaker? Yes),
do I retrieve the clock or take the clock back?
Rereie is not wrong, nut what we say
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