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23 Jan 2018
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
There was no respite from work OR
There was no rest from work.
Which one is commonly said?
In Russian -- Не было передышки от работы.
Is the word *respite used in English?
There was no respite from work OR
There was no rest from work.
Which one is commonly said?
In Russian -- Не было передышки от работы.
Is the word *respite used in English?
There was no rest from work.
Which one is commonly said?
In Russian -- Не было передышки от работы.
Is the word *respite used in English?
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