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What is the difference between "buy" and "bye"? Tue Dec 07, 2004 2:05 am  What is the difference between "buy" and "bye"?
 

Test No. errors/elem-14 "Listen and Improve Your English", question 10

I do hope this session helps you improve your listening skills. Buy for now.

(a) do
(b) helps
(c) Buy

Test No. errors/elem-14 "Listen and Improve Your English", answer 10

I do hope this session helps you improve your listening skills. Bye for now.

Correct entry: Bye
The error was: (c) Buy
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Could you help me please, i need to know about thied people tntroduction, before this i want to say you thank you
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Bye vs. buy Tue Dec 07, 2004 2:35 am  Bye vs. buy
 

confused what does this mean? I guess tntroduction is supposed to be introduction. not really sure what you are asking, but Bye for now is like see you later actually Bye is short for Goodbye. Buy is to purchase something.
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