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- 18-Apr-2011, 06:47 #1
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Are the word free being used correctly in these sentences? 1) Please procced to the self-checkout machine as it Is free now.
2) The self-checkout on the far end is free right now, so you can use it.
3) I will use the machine as soon as it become free.
- 18-Apr-2011, 08:21 #2
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Teacher Re: Are the word free being used correctly in these sentences? Rover1) Please proceed to the self-checkout machine as it is free now.
2) The self-checkout at the far end is free right now, so you can use it.
3) I will use the machine as soon as it becomes free.
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