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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Few sentence, alternate way of saying phrase
Could you please tell me which you'd say?
- I'm not saying this for you to give it to me/so you'd give it to me.
- You've decided to be bored not me. If you want to sit around and do nothing, be my guest.
- These songs are meant for people who are in depression.
- What's to say he won't kill you./What's to stop him to kill you./What tells me he won't kill you.
Thanks
- I'm not saying this for you to give it to me/so you'd give it to me.
- You've decided to be bored not me. If you want to sit around and do nothing, be my guest.
- These songs are meant for people who are in depression.
- What's to say he won't kill you./What's to stop him to kill you./What tells me he won't kill you.
Thanks
Top answer
Piece of cake, Alc24! 1. I'm not saying this so you'd give it to me.
- Piece of cake, Alc24!
- 1.
- I'm not saying this so you'd give it to me.
- 2.
- You've decided to be bored; not me.
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Piece of cake, Alc24!
1. I'm not saying this so you'd give it to me.
2. You've decided to be bored; not me. If you want to sit around and do nothing, be my guest.
3. These songs are meant for people who are depressed.
4. What's to say he won't kill you?
Be happy!
Dave Jackson
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1. I'm not saying this so you'd give it to me.
2. You've decided to be bored; not me. If you want to sit around and do nothing, be my guest.
3. These songs are meant for people who are depressed.
4. What's to say he won't kill you?
Be happy!
Dave Jackson
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