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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Run a commercial
How would you correctly phrase the following?
Pay a channel to have your commercial run on their channel.
I got a channel to run my commercial
thank you
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anonymous Pay a channel to have your commercial run on their channel. This is a little repetitive and would be simpler as pay a channel to run your commercial .
- anonymous Pay a channel to have your commercial run on their channel.
- This is a little repetitive and would be simpler as pay a channel to run your commercial .
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anonymousPay a channel to have your commercial run on their channel.
This is a little repetitive and would be simpler as pay a channel to run your commercial.
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