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Can I use (add on) and (add up) interchangeably?
May 29, 2024 8:08 AM
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No. If you "add (something) on" to something else, you're adding something additional. If you "add up" a total, you're doing a mathematical operation to find how many or how much of something you have.
May 29, 2024
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Language Skills
Arabic, Arabic (Maghrebi), English, French, German, Hebrew, Persian (Farsi)
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Arabic (Maghrebi), English, German, Hebrew, Persian (Farsi)
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