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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Are the brackets necessary and which word to use??
Could you help me with the brackets and which word to use?
- She wants to have the same life there here.
- If there are people with the same name and last name, we'll identify you through you mothers maiden name.
- I don't know where the street leads (to)
- He ran (through) the light.
- You listening to your dad because you're scared and not listening to your mom isn't fair on her.
- Why aren't you with him the way you were when he was younger; generous, comassionate, nice, giving. (can you say "WHY ARENT YOU WITH HIM THE WAY")
- The more secure we make people's identification and passports, meaning taking peoples fingerprints and having biometric data, the longer the process of making and applying for a passport will take. (How would you say this? I think one would understand the gist of what I'm trying to say?)
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Less awkward: she wants her life her to be like the one she had there. isn't fair to her Why aren't you like him people's fingerprints
- Less awkward: she wants her life her to be like the one she had there.
- isn't fair to her Why aren't you like him people's fingerprints
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Less awkward: she wants her life her to be like the one she had there.
\mother's maiden name
You're listening.............isn't fair to her
Why aren't you like him
people's fingerprints
\mother's maiden name
You're listening.............isn't fair to her
Why aren't you like him
people's fingerprints
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