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It was a major attack on war on terror.
Whether or not you like your in-laws, they are/include in the marriage package.
She like him. And I in skeptical/ in no faith give her two month atop before they break up.
Are they ok ?
If not, why ?
Thank you
Whether or not you like your in-laws, they are/include in the marriage package.
She like him. And I in skeptical/ in no faith give her two month atop before they break up.
Are they ok ?
If not, why ?
Thank you
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Hi, It was a major attack on war on terror. Whether or not you like your in-laws, they are/include in the marriage package. She like him.
- Hi, It was a major attack on war on terror.
- Whether or not you like your in-laws, they are/include in the marriage package.
- She like him.
- And I in skeptical/ in no faith give her two month atop before they break up.
- It was a major attack in the war on terror.
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Hi,
It was a major attack on war on terror.
Whether or not you like your in-laws, they are/include in the marriage package.
She like him. And I in skeptical/ in no faith give her two month atop before they break up.
It was a major attack in the war on terror.
It was a major attack on war on terror.
Whether or not you like your in-laws, they are/include in the marriage package.
She like him. And I in skeptical/ in no faith give her two month atop before they break up.
It was a major attack in the war on terror.
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Thank you Cline,
Why is the word noun "tops" in plural, and why are there commas between " tops "? Moreover, what does the word "tops" mean?
Once again, thank you so much!
Why is the word noun "tops" in plural, and why are there commas between " tops "? Moreover, what does the word "tops" mean?
Once again, thank you so much!
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"tops" means "at the most."
He means two months is the longest he can imagine that they will stay togethers.
If it were "I give them two months, maximum, before they break up" would that look more natural? Or would you question why "maximum" was also set off in commas?
He means two months is the longest he can imagine that they will stay togethers.
If it were "I give them two months, maximum, before they break up" would that look more natural? Or would you question why "maximum" was also set off in commas?
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