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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what is the meaning of this sentence? you and i have a common interest in the property.
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1. You and I both have ideas about what to do with the property. 2.
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- You and I both have ideas about what to do with the property.
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- You and I both own part of the property.
- [ common gives the idea of "both of us"]
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1. You and I both have ideas about what to do with the property.
2. You and I both own part of the property.
[common gives the idea of "both of us"]
2. You and I both own part of the property.
[common gives the idea of "both of us"]
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