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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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Gave
I'm paying for groceries and I gave the lady the money, but it's wasn't enough, so I said:
I've given you $5, so how much do I still need to give you. OR
I gave you $5, so how much do I still need to give you. Or
I already gave you $5, so how much do I still need to give you.
Are all three useable and basically mean the same thing?
I've given you $5, so how much do I still need to give you. OR
I gave you $5, so how much do I still need to give you. Or
I already gave you $5, so how much do I still need to give you.
Are all three useable and basically mean the same thing?
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PreciousJones but it's it wasn't enough, so I said: You said all three? PreciousJones Are all three useable and basically mean the same thing? Yes.
- PreciousJones but it's it wasn't enough, so I said: You said all three?
- PreciousJones Are all three useable and basically mean the same thing?
- Yes.
- I'd probably say, I gave you $5, so how much more do I need to give you?
- CJ
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PreciousJonesbutYou said all three?it'sit wasn't enough, so I said:
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