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- 13-Dec-2011, 04:13 #1
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to order off/from Dear teachers and friends
Do these sentences read well?
I've just ordered my watch off <company's name>
I've just ordered mine from ABC electronics.
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- 13-Dec-2011, 04:18 #2
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Teacher Re: to order off/from I would never use the first one. I don't know that it's "wrong", but it sounds inelegant to me.
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