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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Confused person here.
Is this a correct sentence and does it make sense?
I think the gun is safer with me than with her.
I think the gun is safer with me than with her.
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As long as your listener/reader knew which gun and which woman, then yes.
- As long as your listener/reader knew which gun and which woman, then yes.
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As long as your listener/reader knew which gun and which woman, then yes.
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