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 | Practical English: ShoppingMenswear and ladieswear (color, design and material)Do you have that in other colours?
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May I help you, sir? |
| Paul Ryefield: |
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Yes, please. I´m looking for a cotton polo shirt. |
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Any particular colour? |
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Not really. |
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How about this one? |
| Paul Ryefield: |
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I like the design, but don´t particularly care for the colour. Do you have that in other colours, too? [...] |
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| Accounting EnglishDepreciationNarration: Part One
Depreciation is the periodic allocation of the cost of an asset to expenses over its estimated useful life, made in a rational and systematic manner.
The amount of depreciation expensed for each month is called Depreciation expense and is recorded into the Depreciation expense account. Depreciation expense is also recorded on each long-term asset into a separate Accumulated Depreciation Account.
Examples of accumulated depreciation accounts include: [...]
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WORD OF THE DAY:
AGITATING
• AGITATING (adjective)
The adjective AGITATING has 1 sense:
1. causing or tending to cause anger or resentment
Familiarity: AGITATING used as an adjective is very rare.
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