English, asked by shrutirabada, 4 months ago

1). It was there farwell message as they signed off (spot the error and correct the sentence)

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Answered by piua9184

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lt was there farwell massage as they were singed off

Answered by krupalipatil

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It was there farewell message as they had signed off.

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