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Vutdoan Posted 17 years ago
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Are these correct?
1) listening to the music was not enough to save all the times that i was held in detention.
2) it clearly did not add up at all (or in anyway)
2) it clearly did not add up at all (or in anyway)
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1) listening to the music was not enough to save all the times that i was held in detention. Not sure what you mean by "save all the times". Did you mean "not comforting"?
- 1) listening to the music was not enough to save all the times that i was held in detention.
- Not sure what you mean by "save all the times".
- Did you mean "not comforting"?
- If you are referring to music in general then you should delete "the" before "music".
- 2) it clearly did not add up at all (or in anyway) Chris
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1) listening to the music was not enough to save all the times that i was held in detention.
Not sure what you mean by "save all the times". Did you mean "not comforting"? If you are referring to music in general then you should delete "the" before "music".
2) it clearly did not add upat all (or in anyway)
Chris
Not sure what you mean by "save all the times". Did you mean "not comforting"? If you are referring to music in general then you should delete "the" before "music".
2) it clearly did not add up
Chris
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I'm not understanding what you mean by 'save all the times that I was held.....'
Listening to the music was not enough to save (all the memories) that I hold from detention? ***maybe?
Listening to the music was not enough to save (all the memories) that I hold from detention? ***maybe?
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