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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Trade off
Would you trade the money off with your spare time?
Did I say it correctly?
Did I say it correctly?
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I think this is what you are trying to say: Would you give up your spare time to make some money? "trade off" doesn't work here. CJ
- I think this is what you are trying to say: Would you give up your spare time to make some money?
- "trade off" doesn't work here.
- CJ
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I think this is what you are trying to say:
Would you give up your spare time to make some money?
"trade off" doesn't work here.
CJ
Would you give up your spare time to make some money?
"trade off" doesn't work here.
CJ
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Thank you for your answer? Would you trade your work for spare time? How about this?
And when do you use trade off
And when do you use trade off
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messier42Would you trade your work for spare time? How about this?No. I don't use expressions like that.
messier42when do you use trade offI only use the noun "trade-off".
Working people these days face a trade-off between family and career.
CJ
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