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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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She is expecting clients over to her house, and she thinks to her self if only she could make her things invisible while the clients make their way to the living room.
If I had the power to make all the mess invisible just for a few seconds when my clients walk through the hallway instead of having to clean up the mess, It would be great.
Can you correct sentence?
Is when the correct word?
Is it correct to say 'over to her house'?
If I had the power to make all the mess invisible just for a few seconds when my clients walk through the hallway instead of having to clean up the mess, It would be great.
Can you correct sentence?
Is when the correct word?
Is it correct to say 'over to her house'?
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I would say "She is expecting clients to her house, and she thinks if only she could make her things invisible while the clients make their way to the living room."
"If I had the power to make all the mess invisible just for a few seconds as my clients walk through the hallway instead of having to clean up the mess,it would b
"If I had the power to make all the mess invisible just for a few seconds as my clients walk through the hallway instead of having to clean up the mess,it would b
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