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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
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4 question please Help HAVING TROUBLE???
Can you say this? Could one correct it if needs correcting
1 When I'm driving, the only time I stop is to let Kids cross the street, apart from that I don't stop/Other than that I don't stop.
2 When you've read the book, the movie is disappointing, at least if you compare it against the book.
3 He's going to go through with it as he doesn't want me to have done all this for nothin/he doesn't want his brother to have died in vain.
4 For him to have such a device, the device must be worth very little.
5 You get less of the food that's more expensive and more of the food thats less expensive for the same price, it's logical.
Thank you
1 When I'm driving, the only time I stop is to let Kids cross the street, apart from that I don't stop/Other than that I don't stop.
2 When you've read the book, the movie is disappointing, at least if you compare it against the book.
3 He's going to go through with it as he doesn't want me to have done all this for nothin/he doesn't want his brother to have died in vain.
4 For him to have such a device, the device must be worth very little.
5 You get less of the food that's more expensive and more of the food thats less expensive for the same price, it's logical.
Thank you
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1 When I'm driving, the only time I stop is to let kids cross the street ; apart from that I don't stop / other than that , I don't stop. 2 When you've read the book, the movie is disappointing, at least if you compare it with the book. 3 He's going to go through with it , because he doesn't want me to have done all this for nothing / he doesn't want his brother to have died in vain.
- 1 When I'm driving, the only time I stop is to let kids cross the street ; apart from that I don't stop / other than that , I don't stop.
- 2 When you've read the book, the movie is disappointing, at least if you compare it with the book.
- 3 He's going to go through with it , because he doesn't want me to have done all this for nothing / he doesn't want his brother to have died in vain.
- 4 For him to have such a device, it must be worth very little.
- 5 You get less of the expensive food or more of the cheap food for the same price ; that's logical.
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1 When I'm driving, the only time I stop is to let kids cross the street; apart from that I don't stop / other than that, I don't stop.
2 When you've read the book, the movie is disappointing, at least if you compare it with the book.
3 He's going to go through with it, because he doesn't want me to have done all this for nothing / he doesn
2 When you've read the book, the movie is disappointing, at least if you compare it with the book.
3 He's going to go through with it, because he doesn't want me to have done all this for nothing / he doesn
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