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8 Nov 2020
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Does this sound natural?
The air conditioners get heat from the air and transfer it to the room.
Does this sound natural?
The air conditioners get heat from the air and transfer it to the room.
The air conditioners get heat from the air and transfer it to the room.
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It sounds natural but (maybe not logical)? Sorry 😬
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@Seoul_Seeker thank you for your help.
You are right, I think the air conditioners get a part of the heat from the air.
many thanks.
You are right, I think the air conditioners get a part of the heat from the air.
many thanks.
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