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  1. henryh
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    #1 19-Feb-2008, 21:39

    Vocabulary question

    Hello,

    What am I exactly required to do when I read this in a form?

    'Delete where applicable'

    Does it mean that I should cross out the inappropriate one? Circle / Underline the correct one? / Mark whichever applies?

    Why is it expressed like that?

    Thanks.
  2. Horsa
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    #2 19-Feb-2008, 21:51

    Re: Vocabulary question

    It means you should cross out wrong options where such options are given.

    Why? Sorry the only answer is - Because.
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