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"Forty years from now, it won't matter how my hair looked, how popular I was, what shoes I wore, what car I drove or what kind of house I lived in. What will matter is your unforgettable mark you've left on me by touching my heart and life forever." Is this sentence correct?
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"Forty years from now, it won't matter how my hair looked, how popular I was, what shoes I wore, what car I drove or what kind of house I lived in. " A couple of things: Forty years ago for me, all those things still matter. "Unforgettable" is sort of redundant—say what kind of mark it is.
- "Forty years from now, it won't matter how my hair looked, how popular I was, what shoes I wore, what car I drove or what kind of house I lived in.
- " A couple of things: Forty years ago for me, all those things still matter.
- "Unforgettable" is sort of redundant—say what kind of mark it is.
- As you have it, you could be taking about harm she did you.
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"Forty years from now, it won't matter how my hair looked, how popular I was, what shoes I wore, what car I drove or what kind of house I lived in. What will matter forever is the unforgettable mark you've left on me by touching my heart and my life."
A couple of things:
Forty years ago for me, all those things still matter.
"Unforgettable" is sort of red
0"Forty years from now, it won't matter how my hair looked, how popular I was, what shoes I wore, what car I drove or what kind of house I lived in. What will matter is the your unforgettable mark you've left on me by touching my heart and life forever."
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