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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
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About "mood"
About "mood"
It's correct to say:
1. "I'm in a good mood"
2. "I've a good mood"
3. "This song isn't good for my mood right now"
4. "This song just match my mood"
5. "I'm not in the mood to do that"
Thank you!
It's correct to say:
1. "I'm in a good mood"
2. "I've a good mood"
3. "This song isn't good for my mood right now"
4. "This song just match my mood"
5. "I'm not in the mood to do that"
Thank you!
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miyabi About "mood" It's correct to say: 1. "I'm in a good mood" ok 2. "I've a good mood" ( good temper ) 3.
- miyabi About "mood" It's correct to say: 1.
- "I'm in a good mood" ok 2.
- "I've a good mood" ( good temper ) 3.
- "This song isn't good for my mood right now" ok 4.
- "This song just match es my mood" ok 5.
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miyabiAbout "mood"
It's correct to say:
1. "I'm in a good mood" ok
2. "I've a good mood" (good temper)
3. "This song isn't good for my mood right now" ok
4. "This song just matches my mood" ok
5. "I'm not in the mood to do that" ok
Thank you!
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