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Verumm Posted 12 years ago
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1. When I had been writing for 12 years already, I found out that I had no talent as a writer.
2. By that time I had become too famous to stop.
3. He got very happy and was looking forward to the day when he would meet John.
4. He hoped he would recognize the writer whose photo he has had for a long time.
5. Bob was standing at the door of the hotel room where the party had just begun.
Thank you!
2. By that time I had become too famous to stop.
3. He got very happy and was looking forward to the day when he would meet John.
4. He hoped he would recognize the writer whose photo he has had for a long time.
5. Bob was standing at the door of the hotel room where the party had just begun.
Thank you!
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1. When I had been writing for 12 years already, I found out that I had no talent as a writer. 2.
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- When I had been writing for 12 years already, I found out that I had no talent as a writer.
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- By that time I had become too famous to stop.
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1. When I had been writing for 12 years already, I found out that I had no talent as a writer.
2. By that time I had become too famous to stop.
3. He got very happy and was looking forward to the day when he would meet John.
4. He hoped he would recognize the writer whose photo he had had for a long time.
5. Bob was standing at the door of
2. By that time I had become too famous to stop.
3. He got very happy and was looking forward to the day when he would meet John.
4. He hoped he would recognize the writer whose photo he had had for a long time.
5. Bob was standing at the door of
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