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Vera0914 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

what's the meaning of " from point A to point B"?

hi,there. i just wanna know is there any implied meaning of " from point A to point B"? eg. what's the meaning of the sentence " i had used him to learn how to get from point A to point B again"? i am looking forward to ur answer! thx!!!
  

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Hi, From (point) A to (point) B = From one place to another. _______________________________________________ Please note: Wanna, thx and ur are non-words; don't use them in writing. Want to, thanks and your would be fine.

— Regards

  • Hi, From (point) A to (point) B = From one place to another.
  • _______________________________________________ Please note: Wanna, thx and ur are non-words; don't use them in writing.
  • Want to, thanks and your would be fine.
  • The pronoun "I" is always capitalized.
  • Regards
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Hi,

From (point) A to (point) B = From one place to another.
_______________________________________________

Please note:

Wanna, thx and ur are non-words; don't use them in writing. Want to, thanks and your would be fine.

The pronoun "I" is always capitalized.

Regards
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Regards,

Thank you for your corrections.
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when can we use greetings for you
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