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| when talking about renting an apartment, there are short term contracts and long term ones. what is the name of this property that the "term" has? extension? duration? length? if i want to write down a reminder to myself, could I write it as follows? "do not forget to ask about the term extension". thanks. |
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| Are you talking about the rental period or the extension? tenancy period? lease? extension to tenancy? not a teacher |
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I am talking about the rental period. "the term lenght is 6 months" "the term's lenght is 6 months" "the term duration is 6 months" "the term's duration is 6 months" "the duration of the term/contract is 6 months" I couldn't find a clue on CAE. How would a native say it in a very informal way, please? Thanks. Last edited by jctgf; 14-Jul-2008 at 22:27. |
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| Hello, Notice I'm not a teacher. Term means period of time which a legal agreement lasts for; so it is the length of time and is fixed (the beginning date) The tenancy agreement length is 6 months. The agreement length is ... The contract length is .. The tenancy agreement term is 6 months. The agreement term is .... The contract term is .... or just 6 months term If I were you I would make a note like : Don't forget to ask about the contract extension. Last edited by Jaskin; 15-Jul-2008 at 02:27. Reason: typo |
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Hi, I found "What's the length of the contract" on the Internet and I think I'm going to stay with it. Thanks. |
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