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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
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COMPARATIVE before and after THAN
If you are madder when you lose than happier when you win, you’ll be fine, but if you are so happy when you win that you forget all your prior losses, you won’t ever succeed at this game.
If you are madder when you lose than happy when you win, you’ll be fine, but if you are so happy when you win that you forget all your prior losses, you won’t ever succeed at this game.
You should be sadder when you lose than happier when you win.
You won’t be more tired than me when you come in for work tomorrow as I’ll have partied.
She always had a position where no one cared what time she took her lunch break.
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If you are madder when you lose than you are happy when you win... You should be more sad when you lose than you are happy when you win. You won't be more tired than me tomorrow when you come into work, b/c I will have partied hard.
- If you are madder when you lose than you are happy when you win...
- You should be more sad when you lose than you are happy when you win.
- You won't be more tired than me tomorrow when you come into work, b/c I will have partied hard.
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If you are madder when you lose than you are happy when you win...
You should be more sad when you lose than you are happy when you win.
You won't be more tired than me tomorrow when you come into work, b/c I will have partied hard.
You should be more sad when you lose than you are happy when you win.
You won't be more tired than me tomorrow when you come into work, b/c I will have partied hard.
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