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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
to have a lock to change.
which of the followings is the correct expression?
1) I have a lock to change.
2) I have a lock to be changed.
3) I have a lock changed.
4) I need to have a lock changed,
1) I have a lock to change.
2) I have a lock to be changed.
3) I have a lock changed.
4) I need to have a lock changed,
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Anonymous following s In English there is no "followings" when referring to list of items below. It's always "following". Anonymous W hich of the followin g is the correct expression?
- Anonymous following s In English there is no "followings" when referring to list of items below.
- It's always "following".
- Anonymous W hich of the followin g is the correct expression?
- Both 1) and 4) are OK.
- Don't use 2) or 3).
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AnonymousfollowingsIn English there is no "followings" when referring to list of items below. It's always "following".
AnonymousWhich of the following is the correct expression?Both 1) and 4) are OK. Don't u
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