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Default poor line vs..../interrupt

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I know we can say that the line is poor.

Can I also say that "the line is fine and I can hear you well"

Is it OK to say: something's interrupting!
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Default Re: poor line vs..../interrupt

Ex: The line is fine. I can hear you clearly.
Ex: There is static on the line.
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It's a bad line.
It's a bad connection.
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