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This morning, I had my car's annual examination.

I bought this car in March 2019. According to the Regulation on Annual Inspection of Motor Vehicles in China, I have to examine this car annually because it's been put in use for over six years. If it exceeds 15 years, I have to examine it twice each year.

This car is the first car I bought in my life. Although it is 13 years old and can't keep up to date, I still want to keep it in use instead of being eliminated.

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I bought this car in March 2019.

This car is the first car I bought in my life.

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This morning, I had my car's annual examination.


This morning, I had my car's annual examinationservice. This morning, I had my car's annual service.

Don't use examine/examination, better to use service or tune-up. Also, I would probably not use 'had' but rather 'I took my car for its annual service'.

I bought this car in March 2019.


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According to the Regulation on Annual Inspection of Motor Vehicles in China, I have to examine this car annually because it's been put in use for over six years.


According to the Regulation on Annual Inspection of Motor Vehicles in China, I have to examinservice this car annually because it's been put in use for over six years. According to the Regulation on Annual Inspection of Motor Vehicles in China, I have to service this car annually because it's been in use for over six years.

use service, 'put in use' sounds awkward.

If it exceeds 15 years, I have to examine it twice each year.


If it exceedsmy car is older than 15 years, I have to examinservice it twice each year. If my car is older than 15 years, I have to service it twice each year.

we speak about cars in terms of 'age'. again use 'service' not examine.

This car is the first car I bought in my life.


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Although it is 13 years old and can't keep up to date, I still want to keep it in use instead of being eliminated.


Although it is 13 years old and I can't keep up to dateit serviced, I still want to keep it in use instead of it being eliminatedwritten-off. Although it is 13 years old and I can't keep it serviced, I still want to keep it in use instead of it being written-off.

don't use eliminated, written-off is better.

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