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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Well-trained or be in good training
I'm just wondering which is correct between 'well-trained' and 'be in good training'
Anyone who knows its answer, please let me understand.
Thank you
Anyone who knows its answer, please let me understand.
Thank you
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Hi, I'm just wondering which is correct between 'well-trained' and 'be in good training' Anyone who knows its answer, please let me understand. Tom is well-trained . Fine.
- Hi, I'm just wondering which is correct between 'well-trained' and 'be in good training' Anyone who knows its answer, please let me understand.
- Tom is well-trained .
- Fine.
- But suggests that he has been trained by another person.
- Tom is in good training.
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Hi,
I'm just wondering which is correct between 'well-trained' and 'be in good training'
Anyone who knows its answer, please let me understand.
Tom is well-trained. Fine. But suggests that he has been trained by another person.
Tom is in good training. Not a natural thing to say.
You could say
Tom is in t
I'm just wondering which is correct between 'well-trained' and 'be in good training'
Anyone who knows its answer, please let me understand.
Tom is well-trained. Fine. But suggests that he has been trained by another person.
Tom is in good training. Not a natural thing to say.
You could say
Tom is in t
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