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with a translation attached to it ".......submitting a French document with an English translation attached to it."
Can I omit "to it" ?
I am just trying to omit as much as I can.
Thanks for the help
- 27-Sep-2011, 08:10 #2
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Teacher Re: with a translation attached to it Yes
- 27-Sep-2011, 08:39 #3
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Teacher Re: with a translation attached to it Ye
(I'm just trying to omit as much as I can
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- 27-Sep-2011, 12:00 #4
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Re: with a translation attached to it If I were you, I would just type "Y" only (vs "N"). Or I misunderstand the point that "Ye" is a complete meaningful word but "Y" is just a letter?
Originally Posted by fivejedjon 
Ye
(I'm just trying to omit as much as I can)
Thank you!
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