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Original text - English - He had to run some errands. He put ...

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Title	He had to run some errands. He put ...
Text to be translated Submitted by samyou	Source language: English He had to run some errands. He put some tape over the switch so that he could not accidentally turn the disposal on again.

Last edited by lilian canale

- 26 January 2010 10:42

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	Author	Message
		26 January 2010 07:37
	jaq84 Number of messages: 568	I personally don't understand the text!! I can't imagine what it talks about Any help CC: lilian canale
		26 January 2010 10:43
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	I've corrected the punctuation. I hope it's clear now
		26 January 2010 11:04
	jaq84 Number of messages: 568	Thanx Lilian But my problem wasn't in the punctuation I know that errands means 1) tasks and duties 2) oral messages. I guess here, the second meaning applies, right? If that's what is meant,what does the second part mean??? More specific, what is the disposal key he is talking about??? CC: lilian canale
		5 February 2010 21:36
	samyou Number of messages: 1	hi every one.. if someone will go to run some errands and then comeback home....in this case what mean errands?is it going to work