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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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At times/sometimes
1-Sometimes when I feel lonely, I think of her.
2-Sometimes, when I feel lonely, I think of her.
3-At times when I feel lonely, I think of her.
4-At times, when I feel lonely, I think of her.
In which case:
a-whenever I feel lonely, I think of her
and in which case
b-on some of the occasions when I feel lonely I think of her. I might think of her if I feel lonely.
Gratefully,
Navi.
2-Sometimes, when I feel lonely, I think of her.
3-At times when I feel lonely, I think of her.
4-At times, when I feel lonely, I think of her.
In which case:
a-whenever I feel lonely, I think of her
and in which case
b-on some of the occasions when I feel lonely I think of her. I might think of her if I feel lonely.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan In which case:a-whenever I feel lonely, I think of her and in which case b-on some of the occasions ... a - 3 b - 1, 2, 4 CJ
- navitasan In which case:a-whenever I feel lonely, I think of her and in which case b-on some of the occasions ...
- a - 3 b - 1, 2, 4 CJ
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navitasanIn which case:a-whenever I feel lonely, I think of her and in which case b-on some of the occasions ...a - 3
b - 1, 2, 4
CJ
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