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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
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I sent a picture of my sick self to a friend and I texted her: That's me for the last two weeks.
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That's me in the last two weeks.
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levis1 That's me for the last two weeks. = 2 weeks of sickness levis1 That's me in the last two weeks. = one or several days of sickness within the two-week period
- levis1 That's me for the last two weeks.
- = 2 weeks of sickness levis1 That's me in the last two weeks.
- = one or several days of sickness within the two-week period
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levis1That's me for the last two weeks.
= 2 weeks of sickness
levis1That's me in the last two weeks.
= one or several days of sickness within the two-week period
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