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Fri 20 Nov, 2015 05:04 pm - oh. Never heard of that. Thank you very much! (view)
Thu 19 Nov, 2015 06:05 pm - Yes, I know the meanings are the same. My question was which one is more professional? (view)
Thu 19 Nov, 2015 02:17 pm - wa! Your English is so good! Thank you so much for your time! (view)
Thu 19 Nov, 2015 01:03 pm - Yes, you just made me thinking of something. Is "currently" better than "at this time" in terms of professional and precise? A stop sign is not needed currently. And, if I... (view)
Thu 19 Nov, 2015 12:27 pm - Thank you! English is such a precise language! (view)
Thu 19 Nov, 2015 11:08 am - So "at this time" is more professional. It implies under current conditions, a stop sign is not needed, but it doesn't exclude the possibility that it may be needed in the future.... (view)
Thu 19 Nov, 2015 12:10 am - What is the difference between "Now" and " at this time"? I finished a technical report last week, the report has something like " The traffic volumes of the intersection... (view)
Tue 10 Nov, 2015 10:34 pm - Thank you! (view)
Tue 10 Nov, 2015 05:39 pm - Hi, there, does anybody know how to make each page of a Word file has a column of shadow on the left side? It's like a double fold page. The width of the shadow can be customized and you... (view)
Tue 10 Nov, 2015 11:32 am - so A is equal to B, also means absolutely, right? (view)
 
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