Answered Jun 03, 2015
They are both correct. "Can you please give me paper?" would be the most polite version.
Newfoundland province was the last one to join Canada.
Bring is correct.
Took.
"Took" is correct.
Pin one will be denoted by a mark or a tiny one on the plastic female pin acceptor. Just count clockwise away from it.
"Its," because "it's" is a contraction of "it is" and "its" is possessive.
They are both grammatically correct, but the first one is more natural and more likely to be used.
Worse.
The latter.
There will be two imprints on the dipstick to show the ideal level that your oil ought to be at. Your oil level ought to be somewhere close to the...
Install the Bissoy app to consult with a doctor.
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