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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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This blanket has seen good service
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This blanket has seen good service, and is today in good condition.
Has the blanket been taken good care of?
This blanket has seen good service, and is today in good condition.
Has the blanket been taken good care of?
Top answer
Hi, No. It has performed its function well. It has given its users good service.
- Hi, No.
- It has performed its function well.
- It has given its users good service.
- Clive
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Hi,
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It has performed its function well. It has given its users good service.
Clive
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It has performed its function well. It has given its users good service.
Clive
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Hi, Clive.
This blanket has seen good service, and is today in good condition.
Is it possible to replace the underlined part with "good days"?
How about the following sentence?
This blanket has seen better days, and is no longer in good condition.
I'd appreciate your help.
This blanket has seen good service, and is today in good condition.
Is it possible to replace the underlined part with "good days"?
How about the following sentence?
This blanket has seen better days, and is no longer in good condition.
I'd appreciate your help.
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Hi,
This blanket has seen good service, and is today in good condition.
Is it possible to replace the underlined part with "good days"? That would not really be idiomatic.
How about the following sentence?
This blanket has seen better days, and is no longer in good condition.
This blanket has seen good service, and is today in good condition.
Is it possible to replace the underlined part with "good days"? That would not really be idiomatic.
How about the following sentence?
This blanket has seen better days, and is no longer in good condition.
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