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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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far enough along

How would you correctly write the sentence if at a supermarket and pregnant?
I'm not far enough along/far along enough to skip in front of everyone at the supermarket checkout line.

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far enough along However, if she's pregnant, she probably wouldn't be "skipping". I think "cutting" might be a better word. By the way, haven't we seen this before?

— Philip

  • far enough along However, if she's pregnant, she probably wouldn't be "skipping".
  • I think "cutting" might be a better word.
  • By the way, haven't we seen this before?
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far enough along
However, if she's pregnant, she probably wouldn't be "skipping". I think "cutting" might be a better word.
By the way, haven't we seen this before?
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