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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Someone help me!
Can I use your/a bathroom?
Most/ the most of what japan borrows from abroad comes from the West-from Europe and the US.
Which one is better? and "West-from Europe" what's the meaning of -?
thanks!
Most/ the most of what japan borrows from abroad comes from the West-from Europe and the US.
Which one is better? and "West-from Europe" what's the meaning of -?
thanks!
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Hi, Next time when you visit the forum, try to remember to use the magic word. It will go a long way! May / Can I use your bathroom?
- Hi, Next time when you visit the forum, try to remember to use the magic word.
- It will go a long way!
- May / Can I use your bathroom?
- I personally are not familiar with the phrase "West -from Europe".
- Perhaps, you meant: Most of what we see in J apan were borrowed from the West of Europe and the US.
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Hi,
Next time when you visit the forum, try to remember to use the magic word. It will go a long way!
May / Can I use your bathroom?
I personally are not familiar with the phrase "West -from Europe".
Perhaps, you meant:
Most of what we see in Japan were borrowed from the West of Europe and the US.
Next time when you visit the forum, try to remember to use the magic word. It will go a long way!
May / Can I use your bathroom?
I personally are not familiar with the phrase "West -from Europe".
Perhaps, you meant:
Most of what we see in Japan were borrowed from the West of Europe and the US.
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Can I use your bathroom?
Can I use the bathroom?
Most of what Japan borrows from abroad comes from the West--from Europe and the US.
"West--from Europe" what's the meaning of -?
It's a way to set off part of the sentence, a kind of parenthetical exp
Can I use the bathroom?
Most of what Japan borrows from abroad comes from the West--from Europe and the US.
"West--from Europe" what's the meaning of -?
It's a way to set off part of the sentence, a kind of parenthetical exp
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Hi,
Most/the most of what Japan borrows from abroad comes from the West-from Europe and the US.
"West-from Europe" what's the meaning of -?
It's not a hyphen. It's a dash to separate the following phrase. It should be preceded by a space and followed by a space. This is the intended meaning.
Most of what Japan borrows from abroad come
Most/
"West-from Europe" what's the meaning of -?
It's not a hyphen. It's a dash to separate the following phrase. It should be preceded by a space and followed by a space. This is the intended meaning.
Most of what Japan borrows from abroad come
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