English, asked by minhaz100, 9 months ago

I was absent in the meeting .(correction)

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Answered by nitya342

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I was absent for the meeting .

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Answered by kondamswathygmailcom

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I was absent for the meeting I think this might be the correct answer but I am not sure about my answer

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I think this might be

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