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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
What's wrong with grammar?
--->Is it so nasty that I would even like it?
--->Is there a chance that in 5 years you'll regret not having stayed with me?
--->Don't talk to me like that. If you don't I'm going to talk to you like that too.
--->I've been wanting to do that since 7 months into our marriage.
--->Is it so nasty that I would even like it?
--->Is there a chance that in 5 years you'll regret not having stayed with me?
--->Don't talk to me like that. If you don't I'm going to talk to you like that too.
--->I've been wanting to do that since 7 months into our marriage.
Top answer
Hi, What's wrong with grammar? Nothing is wrong with the grammar. But I think your intended meaning is this, in these two.
- Hi, What's wrong with grammar?
- Nothing is wrong with the grammar.
- But I think your intended meaning is this, in these two.
- --->Is it so nasty that even I would like it?
- >> >Don't talk to me like that.
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Hi,
What's wrong with grammar?
Nothing is wrong with the grammar. But I think your intended meaning is this, in these two.
--->Is it so nasty that even I would like it?
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What's wrong with grammar?
Nothing is wrong with the grammar. But I think your intended meaning is this, in these two.
--->Is it so nasty that even I would like it?
>>
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