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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Warranty/guarantee

Hi

It's still on warranty OR It's still warranted.

OR: It's still under guarantee.

---Which of them are wrong?
  

Top answer

If you use "it's still under warranty or it's still under guarantee" you'll be fine. After that things get more complicated so I'd stick to those!

— Dave Phillips

  • If you use "it's still under warranty or it's still under guarantee" you'll be fine.
  • After that things get more complicated so I'd stick to those!
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If you use "it's still under warranty or it's still under guarantee" you'll be fine.

After that things get more complicated so I'd stick to those!
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