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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
run it empty
How would you phrase the following sentence?
It isn't good to run the microwave or a washing machine empty.
Thank you
It isn't good to run the microwave or a washing machine empty.
Thank you
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Grammatically, it is correctly written. I usually run my washing machine on what is called a ‘rinse cycle’ if it hasn’t been used lately.
- Grammatically, it is correctly written.
- I usually run my washing machine on what is called a ‘rinse cycle’ if it hasn’t been used lately.
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Grammatically, it is correctly written.
I usually run my washing machine on what is called a ‘rinse cycle’ if it hasn’t been used lately.
I usually run my washing machine on what is called a ‘rinse cycle’ if it hasn’t been used lately.
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