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How to Use Orange Car Sharing Service
Touch the card reader on the kiosk with your Orange badge to activate the touch screen.
- The light on the available car’s charging station will turn blue.
- Check the car to make sure there is no damage.
Unlock the car by waving your badge on the car’s card reader.
- The reader is located on the window next to the driver’s side view mirror.
Unplug the car.
- To open the charging door of the car, wave your credit card up to the charging station.
- Unplug the charging cable and hang it on the hook on the charging station.
Close your car’s charging door.
- The car is now ready for use.
- The screen near the steering wheel shows the miles you can go before needing to be recharged.
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Q. What is the subject of 'needing to be recharged' based on the context?
(1) The screen near the steering wheel shows the miles you can go before it(=the screen) needs to be recharged.
(2) The screen near the steering wheel shows the miles you can go before the car needs to be recharged.
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Hoony What is the subject of 'needing to be recharged' based on the context? "you", but that's a metaphorical substitute for your car. Hoony The screen near the steering wheel shows the miles you can go before needing to be recharged .
- Hoony What is the subject of 'needing to be recharged' based on the context?
- "you", but that's a metaphorical substitute for your car.
- Hoony The screen near the steering wheel shows the miles you can go before needing to be recharged .
- "you" is the nearest subject of a clause.
- [ It's not a great sentence, by the way, so we can be excused for not being able to parse it precisely.
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HoonyWhat is the subject of 'needing to be recharged' based on the context?
"you", but that's a metaphorical substitute for your car.
HoonyThe screen near the steering wheel shows the miles you can go before needing to be recharged.
"you" is the nearest subject of a clause.
[ It's not a great se
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