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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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For being great and helpful
can I say,
The man helped Susan repair the car. She was glad and thanked him for being great and helpful. She gave him some money as a tip.
The man helped Susan repair the car. She was glad and thanked him for being great and helpful. She gave him some money as a tip.
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You have more words than you need. The man helped Susan repair the car. She was glad and thanked him for his help.
- You have more words than you need.
- The man helped Susan repair the car.
- She was glad and thanked him for his help.
- She gave him a tip.
- A tip is money, so there is no need to mention money when talking about a tip.
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You have more words than you need.
The man helped Susan repair the car. She was glad and thanked him for his help. She gave him a tip.
A tip is money, so there is no need to mention money when talking about a tip.
CJ
The man helped Susan repair the car. She was glad and thanked him for his help. She gave him a tip.
A tip is money, so there is no need to mention money when talking about a tip.
CJ
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