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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

What's the difference in meaning?

The company has acquired new premises. Vs. The company has found new premises.
  

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They may have found new premises but not yet acquired (purchased) them.

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  • They may have found new premises but not yet acquired (purchased) them.
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They may have found new premises but not yet acquired (purchased) them.
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what does really aquire mean?
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Anonymouswhat does really aquire mean?
What does acquire really mean?
It means obtain, get.
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Anonymousaquire
come into possession of (in a very general sense)

receive, be given, take, learn (acquire knowledge)

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