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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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worksheets
Could you pass out these worksheets?
If there is no further context, could you understand what 'worksheets" refer to? Is it "handouts?" Thanks.
If there is no further context, could you understand what 'worksheets" refer to? Is it "handouts?" Thanks.
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It sounds like a classroom. It could be a business setting as well, I guess. I would have no trouble understanding it.
- It sounds like a classroom.
- It could be a business setting as well, I guess.
- I would have no trouble understanding it.
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It sounds like a classroom. It could be a business setting as well, I guess. I would have no trouble understanding it.
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Grammar GeekIt sounds like a classroom. It could be a business setting as well, I guess. I would have no trouble understanding it.Thanks, GG.
But what are the things that "worksheets" could refer to?
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I would assume they are handouts, as you said. In a classroom, it would be a sheet with problems to solve. In a business setting, it could be a form that helps produce an answer or action plan, something like that.
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Ummm... well, thanks. Sometimes I seem to be, and sometimes, not so much! But I keep trying and I keep learning.
(P.S. From what I have seen from many of your posts, you seem to have very good instincts for how words are used.)
(P.S. From what I have seen from many of your posts, you seem to have very good instincts for how words are used.)
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Grammar GeekUmmm... well, thanks. Sometimes I seem to be, and sometimes, not so much! But I keep trying and I keep learning.Thanks, GG.
(P.S. From what I have seen from many of your posts, you seem to have very good instincts for how words are used.)
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