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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
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Are these correct? What do they mean?
1. We can open up an liquor/laundry store. (What does the '/' mean here? Does it mean 'and/or' ?)
1. We can open up an liquor/laundry store. (What does the '/' mean here? Does it mean 'and/or' ?)
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I'd say a shop for both liquor and laundry... sounds like a special kind of shop!
- I'd say a shop for both liquor and laundry...
- sounds like a special kind of shop!
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I'd say a shop for both liquor and laundry... sounds like a special kind of shop!
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