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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Eventually
A: You do not need to buy it now. You will get it for free eventually.
B: everyone has been fighting each other for the job. That job is mine eventually.
C: why were we arguing about it? What did we get from doing that eventually?
Are these sentences correct with 'eventuall'?
B: everyone has been fighting each other for the job. That job is mine eventually.
C: why were we arguing about it? What did we get from doing that eventually?
Are these sentences correct with 'eventuall'?
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A: You do not need to buy it now. You will get it for free eventually. B: Everyone has been fighting for the job , but that job will be mine eventually.
- A: You do not need to buy it now.
- You will get it for free eventually.
- B: Everyone has been fighting for the job , but that job will be mine eventually.
- C: Why were we arguing about it?
- What did we get from doing that eventually?
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A: You do not need to buy it now. You will get it for free eventually.
B: Everyone has been fighting for the job, but that job will be mine eventually.
C: Whywere we arguing about it? What did we get from doing that eventually?
B: Everyone has been fighting for the job, but that job will be mine eventually.
C: Whywere we arguing about it? What did we get from doing that eventually?
AnonymousAre these sentences correct with 'eventuall'?Yes.
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