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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say,
(A) They have known each other when they are seven years old.
(b) They live next to each other in a neighbourhood.
(c) They read / study in the same class.
(d) They always discuss when they have each other problems.
They always discuss when they have troubles.
They always discuss when they meet problems.
(e) They hope their relations forever.
(A) They have known each other when they are seven years old.
(b) They live next to each other in a neighbourhood.
(c) They read / study in the same class.
(d) They always discuss when they have each other problems.
They always discuss when they have troubles.
They always discuss when they meet problems.
(e) They hope their relations forever.
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(A) They have known each other since they were seven years old. (b) They live next to each other. (c) They study in the same class.
- (A) They have known each other since they were seven years old.
- (b) They live next to each other.
- (c) They study in the same class.
- (d) They always discuss when they have each other problems.
- They always discuss when they have troubles.
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(A) They have known each other since they were seven years old.
(b) They live next to each other.
(c) They study in the same class.
(d) They always discuss when they have each other problems.
They always discuss when they have troubles.
They always discuss when they meet problems.
Do you want to say they discuss it when they have
(b) They live next to each other.
(c) They study in the same class.
(d) They always discuss when they have each other problems.
They always discuss when they have troubles.
They always discuss when they meet problems.
Do you want to say they discuss it when they have
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