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Leodom1 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocab
The word asservation was given to me by my teacher in our vocabulary. The word seems to be non-existent now; I know that it means an acknowledgement of sorts, but could someone please explain to me how one would use it?
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Hi Leodom, welcome to EnglishForward. To be honest I have never and can't see myself ever using this word (or hearing it) as a native speaker. As it is a noun in the unlikely event that I would use it, it would be like this: To obtain my visa I had to go to the embassy and have an asservation of my documents.
- Hi Leodom, welcome to EnglishForward.
- To be honest I have never and can't see myself ever using this word (or hearing it) as a native speaker.
- As it is a noun in the unlikely event that I would use it, it would be like this: To obtain my visa I had to go to the embassy and have an asservation of my documents.
- There are plenty of more natural ways of saying that.
- It seems a strange word to ask you too learn but he/she may have his/her reasons.
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Hi Leodom, welcome to EnglishForward. To be honest I have never and can't see myself ever using this word (or hearing it) as a native speaker.
As it is a noun in the unlikely event that I would use it, it would be like this:
To obtain my visa I had to go to the embassy and have an asservation of my documents.
There are plenty of more natural ways of saying that. It seems a
As it is a noun in the unlikely event that I would use it, it would be like this:
To obtain my visa I had to go to the embassy and have an asservation of my documents.
There are plenty of more natural ways of saying that. It seems a
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