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Youngbuts Posted 14 years ago
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About a burnder to his family
Hi, everyone
Today in my hometown it has rained. ^^ In addition, I've got a sentence strange to me.
He was beginning to feel a burden to his family.
Did he feel he was a burden to his family or his family was a burden to him?
Thank you in advance
Today in my hometown it has rained. ^^ In addition, I've got a sentence strange to me.
He was beginning to feel a burden to his family.
Did he feel he was a burden to his family or his family was a burden to him?
Thank you in advance
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Hi, Today in my hometown it has rained. ^^ Here in Toronto, Canada, it was sunny in the morning but it rained in the afternoon. In addition, I've got a sentence strange to me.
- Hi, Today in my hometown it has rained.
- ^^ Here in Toronto, Canada, it was sunny in the morning but it rained in the afternoon.
- In addition, I've got a sentence strange to me.
- He was beginning to feel a burden to his family.
- Did he feel he was a burden to his family <<< Yes or his family was a burden to him?
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Hi,
Today in my hometown it has rained. ^^
Here in Toronto, Canada, it was sunny in the morning but it rained in the afternoon.
In addition, I've got a sentence strange to me.
He was beginning to feel a burden to his family.
Did he feel he was a burden to his family
Today in my hometown it has rained. ^^
Here in Toronto, Canada, it was sunny in the morning but it rained in the afternoon.
In addition, I've got a sentence strange to me.
He was beginning to feel a burden to his family.
Did he feel he was a burden to his family
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