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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Showcased
Context: displaying the new product for customer view with the intention of promotion.
The new product is put up in the supermarket.
The new product is being showcased in the supermarket.
Do you have the same meaning?
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Put up is usually used for something fixed on the wall. Details of the revised work hours have been put up on the notice board. The semester examination results are put up on the notice board.
- Put up is usually used for something fixed on the wall.
- Details of the revised work hours have been put up on the notice board.
- The semester examination results are put up on the notice board.
- Showcase is okay in your sentence.
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Put up is usually used for something fixed on the wall.
Details of the revised work hours have been put up on the notice board.
The semester examination results are put up on the notice board.
Showcase is okay in your sentence.
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