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17-Sep-2006, 09:15
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 Kindly correct this sentence (It's very urgent) "He doesn't want to hear any sound from the laundry room while working the units Or (He doesn't want to hear any sound from the laundry room while the units are working |
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17-Sep-2006, 09:47
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| Re: Kindly correct this sentence (It's very urgent) Both have different meanings. It seems something is wrong in first one. |
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17-Sep-2006, 16:46
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| Re: Kindly correct this sentence (It's very urgent) Sentence 2 sounds fine and makes sense in its own context. Sentence 1 only makes sense if "he" is performing an action called "working the units." |
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