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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Search on my mobile?
Hello
when one looks for information on one's own mobile,
do you say: I'm searching on my mobile for the nearest restaurant? Does it sound natural?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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anonymous I'm searching on my mobile phone for the nearest restaurant . Yes, it's correct and natural. In British English, 'phone' can be dropped but I think American native speakers prefer to keep it there.
- anonymous I'm searching on my mobile phone for the nearest restaurant .
- Yes, it's correct and natural.
- In British English, 'phone' can be dropped but I think American native speakers prefer to keep it there.
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anonymousI'm searching on my mobile phone for the nearest restaurant.
Yes, it's correct and natural.
In British English, 'phone' can be dropped but I think American native speakers prefer to keep it there.
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