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Tomer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

correct?

Hi,

"They keep delaying the winner announcment to pull the excitement (to the audiances)"

thanks
  

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Tomer Hi, "They keep delaying the winner announcment to pull the excitement (to the audiances)" thanks They kept delaying the announcement of the winner to build the excitement.

— Feebs11

  • Tomer Hi, "They keep delaying the winner announcment to pull the excitement (to the audiances)" thanks They kept delaying the announcement of the winner to build the excitement.
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TomerHi,

"They keep delaying the winner announcment to pull the excitement (to the audiances)"

thanks
They kept delaying the announcement of the winner to build the excitement.
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Feebs11
TomerHi,

"They keep delaying the winner announcment to pull the excitement (to the audiances)"

thanks
They kept delaying the announcement of the winner to build the excitement
Or suspense.
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