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Azz Posted 11 years ago
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Did not take it because
Do these both work?
a. I did not take the TV because I thought you will need it. But if you don't want it, I'll come over and take it.
b. I did not take the TV because I thought you will need it. I took it for myself.
Many thanks.
a. I did not take the TV because I thought you will need it. But if you don't want it, I'll come over and take it.
b. I did not take the TV because I thought you will need it. I took it for myself.
Many thanks.
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a. I did not take the TV because I thought you would need it. But if you don't want it, I'll come over and take it.
- a.
- I did not take the TV because I thought you would need it.
- But if you don't want it, I'll come over and take it.
- b.
- I took the TV for myself because I thought you wouldn't need it.
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a. I did not take the TV because I thought you would need it. But if you don't want it, I'll come over and take it.
b. I took the TV for myself because I thought you wouldn't need it.
b. I took the TV for myself because I thought you wouldn't need it.
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