I honestly can’t remember ever hearing the term “trawl” in my head though. What do I usually hear people say “togeth through the script.” I can probably hear them write an entire script, but i am never really interested in them, is this for everyday?

How can “comb through” be used in a description of what is being checked carefully? Is this stems from “to go over with a fine tooth comb”?

I honestly can’t remember ever hearing the term “trawl” in my head though. What do I usually hear people say “togeth through the script.” I can probably hear them write an entire script, but i am never really interested in them, is this for everyday?

How can “comb through” be used in a description of what is being checked carefully? Is this stems from “to go over with a fine tooth comb”?

I honestly can’t remember ever hearing the term “trawl” in my head though. What do I usually hear people say “togeth through the script.” I can probably hear them write an entire script, but i am never really interested in them, is this for everyday?

How can “comb through” be used in a description of what is being checked carefully? Is this stems from “to go over with a fine tooth comb”?

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.

Which one’s equally wrong is incorrect? He hasn’t been

in the classic as he had been a few years ago.

“He is not in the classic form as he had been a few years ago.”

Both sound like good ideas. The first would definitely be the one to buy.