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01. This computer program offers free [updates].
02. The most recent weather [update] said it'll be sunny tomorrow.
03. Now here's our reporter with the latest [update] on the airplane crash in Los Angeles.
04. We need to [update] our website to show our current prices.
05. There is a meeting scheduled for tomorrow to give everyone an [update] on the current status of our project.
06. We need to [update] our computer system because otherwise these new programs won't work.
07. We will be getting regular [updates] from our election reporters throughout the evening.
08. Yearly [updates] are available for free to those who have purchased the software program.
09. A new revised, [updated] and expanded edition of the book has recently been published.
10. During the reports on the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, each news [update] just seemed to bring more bad news.
11. Our anti-virus program needs to be [updated] every year to keep up with new viruses as they appear.
12. Your father seems to be recovering well from his surgery, but we will keep you [updated] of any change in his condition.
13. Part of Saladin's job is to [update] our company website on a regular basis.
14. With a computer, it is very easy to edit and [update] your documents.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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