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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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go off sentences
I am going off to airport.
When a man goes off to work, he should lock his wife inside a room; otherwise she will go off to your neighbour(male/guy/man).
I was already off to shopping when she came over my house for taking me to her house.
Are these sentences correct?
Please help me.
When a man goes off to work, he should lock his wife inside a room; otherwise she will go off to your neighbour(male/guy/man).
I was already off to shopping when she came over my house for taking me to her house.
Are these sentences correct?
Please help me.
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I am going off to the airport. When a man goes off to work, he should lock his wife inside a room; otherwise she will go off to her male neighbour. I was already off shopping when she came over to my house to take me to her house.
- I am going off to the airport.
- When a man goes off to work, he should lock his wife inside a room; otherwise she will go off to her male neighbour.
- I was already off shopping when she came over to my house to take me to her house.
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I am going off to the airport.
When a man goes off to work, he should lock his wife inside a room; otherwise she will go off to her male neighbour.
I was already off shopping when she came over to my house to take me to her house.
When a man goes off to work, he should lock his wife inside a room; otherwise she will go off to her male neighbour.
I was already off shopping when she came over to my house to take me to her house.
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