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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my sentence?
I mean my making sentense as "The travel agent hometown had a bargain deal to Europe"
My own sentence
-> "The travel agent hometown had a bargain deal on Europe"
Are they the same meaning? I think they aren't same.
IF I am right, What does it mean that "a bargain deal on Europe"? Advise me, please~
My own sentence
-> "The travel agent hometown had a bargain deal on Europe"
Are they the same meaning? I think they aren't same.
IF I am right, What does it mean that "a bargain deal on Europe"? Advise me, please~
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Hi, They are both casual English, and mean the same thing. Do you mean 'The travel agent in my hometown . .
- Hi, They are both casual English, and mean the same thing.
- Do you mean 'The travel agent in my hometown .
- .
- '?
- Clive
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Hi,
They are both casual English, and mean the same thing.
Do you mean 'The travel agent in my hometown . . . '?
Clive
They are both casual English, and mean the same thing.
Do you mean 'The travel agent in my hometown . . . '?
Clive
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