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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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The room need to be clean for when she gets here.
The room need to be clean when she gets here.
The room need to be clean for when she gets here.
The room need to be clean when she gets here.
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They mean about the same thing. The first tends to imply that the room will be clean because she's coming. attn: need s
- They mean about the same thing.
- The first tends to imply that the room will be clean because she's coming.
- attn: need s
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They mean about the same thing. The first tends to imply that the room will be clean because she's coming.
attn: needs
attn: needs
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