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Tip #617: Serve vs. service
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Use the appropriate verb:
1. We are scheduled to ___________ (serve, service) the refrigeration units next Monday.
2. Our office ___________ (serves, services) walk-in customers
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3. It is our pleasure to ___________ (serve, service) the people of this city.
4. Our company can ___________ (serve, service) all of the vans for an additional fee.
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