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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Don't get me wrong?
Hi everybody. Is 'don't get me wrong' used correctly? And should I put a question mark after 'happy'?
So when are you getting divorced? Don't get me wrong, I just thought your new years resolution was to be happy.
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anonymous So when are you getting divorced? Don't get me wrong, I just thought your new years resolution was to be happy. Thus: So when are you getting divorced?
- anonymous So when are you getting divorced?
- Don't get me wrong, I just thought your new years resolution was to be happy.
- Thus: So when are you getting divorced?
- Don't get me wrong .
- I just thought your N ew Y ear ' s resolution was to be happy .
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anonymousSo when are you getting divorced? Don't get me wrong, I just thought your new years resolution was to be happy.
Thus:
So when are you getting divorced? Don't get me wrong. I just thought your New Year
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