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Hkqq Posted 18 years ago
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Drink coffee
0 My housekeeper drink two cup of coffee today, I ask her how can she sleep tonight. Am I right to say "You drink two cup of coffee today, you don't want to sleep tonight, don't you?" Is it too awful? 0-
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0 "You drank two cups of coffee today; you don't want to sleep tonight, do you?" 02 br
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00 Personally, I'd say: "How are you going to sleep tonight after drinking two cups of coffee?" 0-
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00 Personally, I'd say: "How are you going to sleep tonight after drinking two cups of coffee?" 0-
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0 You drank two cups of coffee today. You don't want to sleep tonight, do you? 02 br
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00 With a tag, it's opposite of the final part of the statement. You don't... do you? 02 br
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00 Just as a side note, a lot of people drink a lot more than that during the day. I'd be surprised to see someone drinking more than one cup of caffienated coffee after dinner a
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00 With a tag, it's opposite of the final part of the statement. You don't... do you? 02 br
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00 Just as a side note, a lot of people drink a lot more than that during the day. I'd be surprised to see someone drinking more than one cup of caffienated coffee after dinner a
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