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22 Jul 2021
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I’ll use the self checkout.
I’ll do self checkout.
I know that my sentences are probably wrong. Could you show me a natural way to say that idea?
I’ll use the self checkout.
I’ll do self checkout.
I know that my sentences are probably wrong. Could you show me a natural way to say that idea?
I’ll do self checkout.
I know that my sentences are probably wrong. Could you show me a natural way to say that idea?
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I’ll use the self checkout.
I’ll do self checkout.
Both sentences are correct and natural.
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