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Goronsky Posted 11 years ago
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And this one?
And this one? Good with the punctuation? I cannot rephrase this.
I'm tired of her 'Did you get drunk?', 'Was she pretty?' and 'Were you unfaithful to me?' questions.
Mike said "I'm tired of her 'Did you get drunk?', 'Was she pretty?' and 'Were you unfaithful to me?' questions."
I'm tired of her 'Did you get drunk?', 'Was she pretty?' and 'Were you unfaithful to me?' questions.
Mike said "I'm tired of her 'Did you get drunk?', 'Was she pretty?' and 'Were you unfaithful to me?' questions."
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goronsky And this one? Good with the punctuation? " I wonder why you cannot rephrase that.
- goronsky And this one?
- Good with the punctuation?
- " I wonder why you cannot rephrase that.
- If it's a case, I'd write it like that: I'm tired of her did-you-get-drunk, was-she-pretty, were-you-unfaithful-to-me questions.
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goronskyAnd this one? Good with the punctuation? I cannot rephrase this.I'm tired of her 'Did you get drunk?', 'Was she pretty?' and 'Were you unfaithful to me?' questions.Mike said "I'm tired of her 'Did you get drunk?', 'Was she pretty?' and 'Were you unfaithful to me?' questions."I wonder why you cannot rephrase that. If it's a case, I'd write it like that
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