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- 30-Oct-2005, 06:29 #1
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a question Which expression is right?
"in order not only to do sth, but also to do sth"
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"in order to not only do sth, but also do sth"Last edited by bandgxy; 30-Oct-2005 at 06:35.
- 30-Oct-2005, 08:06 #2
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Re: a question My choice,
EX: In order to do not only this, but also (to do) that, a person must . . . .
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