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  1. 27-Jan-2013, 15:26 #1
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    Default Bring up

    Is it right?

    New matters were brought up to talk about.
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    Default Re: Bring up

    No, it's redundant.
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    What's your suggestion?
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    Default Re: Bring up

    Quote Originally Posted by honeyhoney View Post
    What's your suggestion?
    New matters were brought up for discussion.
    New matters were raised for discussion.

    not a teacher
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