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  1. 27-Dec-2006, 04:15 #1
    Haihao
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    Default Hold over vs. hold off

    Hi,

    Why is the choice 'be held off' wrong for the test of http://www.usingenglish.com/members/...hp?quiz_id=444?

    I thought hold over = hold off = postpone. Are they different here because of the usage?

    Thank you.
  2. 27-Dec-2006, 04:34 #2
    Haihao
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    Default Re: Hold over vs. hold off

    Sorry for posting the same thing twice. Something wrong with my PC.

    haihao
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