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G'day, I'm Tristen. Nice to meet you. Career: Engineer Hobbies: Motorcycles, Running, Gardening, Language Home life: Married with a beautiful daughter. My house is growing into a farm; one dog, two cats, seven chickens and a duck live on my property. Talk to me about life, animals, machines, exercise or travel.
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    Relax, people enjoy answering questions.
    Feel free to answer someone else's to share the goodwill.
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    January 18, 2019
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    "The balance can be paid in two parts." Or: "The balance can be paid in two installments." The second phrasing, using the noun "installments" is often applied to financial transactions.
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    January 18, 2019
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    "in town" omits which town you are in. It implies that you (or the subject) is in the same town as the listener. "in the town" suggests that you may want to specify which town you are in.
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    January 18, 2019
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    The sentence is correct, but you might choose other words to be clearer. It is not clear what is implied by "accomodating" a question. You might say instead that all changes have been "addressed" or "actioned". The former indicates that all changes or change requests are replied to, and the latter implies that requested changes have been completed.
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    January 18, 2019
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