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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Charmed
In one episode of Charmed Drake says he has made a deal. That deal is to be human for two weeks (at least according to previous episodes). But yet he says the following:
"I made a deal. I gotta be human for a whole year. My time is up."
So, is the underlined part a blunder from the episode or he means something else?
"I made a deal. I gotta be human for a whole year. My time is up."
So, is the underlined part a blunder from the episode or he means something else?
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From what you have given us, it appears to be a blunder by the scriptwriter or a slip by the actor.
- From what you have given us, it appears to be a blunder by the scriptwriter or a slip by the actor.
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From what you have given us, it appears to be a blunder by the scriptwriter or a slip by the actor.
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From what you have given us, it appears to be a blunder by the scriptwriter or a slip by the actor.
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