Arafat
 
Reply Mon 6 Oct, 2014 03:32 pm
The old workers laboured to mine but still gaining with nothing.
can this be correct.
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Setanta
 
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Reply Mon 6 Oct, 2014 03:35 pm
It is not "good English." As a native speaker, i am uncertain what the author is attempting to say.
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Germlat
 
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Reply Mon 6 Oct, 2014 04:37 pm
@Arafat ,
Arafat wrote:

The old workers laboured to mine but still gaining with nothing.
can this be correct.
[/quote No...you're not conveying what you really want to say. I actually have NO idea what you're really wanting to say.
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