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Chocolatecake Posted 17 years ago
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Timing difference
Timing difference between paying and receiving the item.
So I have a problem with that sentence.
How does it differ with: Time difference between paying and receiving the item.
So I have a problem with that sentence.
How does it differ with: Time difference between paying and receiving the item.
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Hi, The word 'timing' is often used when considering plans. eg We have to consider the timing of his visit. But it depends a lot on the context.
- Hi, The word 'timing' is often used when considering plans.
- eg We have to consider the timing of his visit.
- But it depends a lot on the context.
- Can you provide us with a sentence, or even a short paragraph, to show us what you are trying to say?
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
The word 'timing' is often used when considering plans.
eg We have to consider the timing of his visit.
But it depends a lot on the context.
Can you provide us with a sentence, or even a short paragraph, to show us what you are trying to say?
Best wishes, Clive
The word 'timing' is often used when considering plans.
eg We have to consider the timing of his visit.
But it depends a lot on the context.
Can you provide us with a sentence, or even a short paragraph, to show us what you are trying to say?
Best wishes, Clive
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