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Tomer Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
"Separate" right word?
Hi,
"You can buy the device separate or with contract"
Thanks
"You can buy the device separate or with contract"
Thanks
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What do you mean by 'with contract'?
- What do you mean by 'with contract'?
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Hi,
1. You can buy the device separately.
2. You have to buy a separate device.
Eg: A store keeper saying: Sir, we only sell mobile phones. You have to buy the accessories separately.
Regards,
Sri
1. You can buy the device separately.
2. You have to buy a separate device.
Eg: A store keeper saying: Sir, we only sell mobile phones. You have to buy the accessories separately.
Regards,
Sri
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On contract -- In spite of the change in preposition and Sri's intervening post, I still do not know how a contract relates to a separate purchase.
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Hi,
Perhaps you mean this?
When you buy the device, do you also have to sign a contract?
(eg a cell phone)
Clive
Perhaps you mean this?
When you buy the device, do you also have to sign a contract?
(eg a cell phone)
Clive
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