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Michael841 Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
That's about it.
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When do you use the aforementioned phrase?
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When do you use the aforementioned phrase?
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That's about it. ) When you've finished explaining something, or doing something. You've just finished showing a new hire around the plant, giving him an idea of what the company does.
- That's about it.
- ) When you've finished explaining something, or doing something.
- You've just finished showing a new hire around the plant, giving him an idea of what the company does.
- You and your son have just finished cleaning up the yard.
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That's about it. (That's about the extent of it.)
When you've finished explaining something, or doing something.
You've just finished showing a new hire around the plant, giving him an idea of what the company does.
You and your son have just finished cleaning up the yard.
When you've finished explaining something, or doing something.
You've just finished showing a new hire around the plant, giving him an idea of what the company does.
You and your son have just finished cleaning up the yard.
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