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13 Jan 2018
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
If I want to say “Hay que repasar”, Which expression should I use?
Let’s review or
Let’s do a review or
Let’s make a review.
If I want to say “Hay que repasar”, Which expression should I use?
Let’s review or
Let’s do a review or
Let’s make a review.
Let’s review or
Let’s do a review or
Let’s make a review.
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