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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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We have to wait until the cement sets.
We have to wait until the cement sets/dries.
We have to wait until the paint dries/sets.
Hi,
Do both "sets' and "dries" fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
We have to wait until the paint dries/sets.
Hi,
Do both "sets' and "dries" fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
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With cement they're about the same, but I would guess that most people would probably say sets . With paint I would only use dries . CJ
- With cement they're about the same, but I would guess that most people would probably say sets .
- With paint I would only use dries .
- CJ
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With cement they're about the same, but I would guess that most people would probably say sets. With paint I would only use dries.
CJ
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