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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
happiness
From my bottom of my heart I wish you find your happiness, because from this moment, I knew that I have totally lost my feeling toward you.
Is the above sentence correct?
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Is the above sentence correct?
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From the bottom of my heart I wish you happiness, because from this momment on, I know I have totally lost my feelings toward(for) you.
- From the bottom of my heart I wish you happiness, because from this momment on, I know I have totally lost my feelings toward(for) you.
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From the bottom of my heart I wish you happiness, because from this momment on, I know I have totally lost my feelings toward(for) you.
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A word of advice: next time, please combine your posts into a larger one. You want us to check five relatively short sentences and I can see no reason why they should be posted as five separate threads.
As for this sentence: it's not grammatically correct. E.g. the tenses seem to be mixed up.
Someone dumped his/her lover but still wishes her/him the best? Is this the context?
As for this sentence: it's not grammatically correct. E.g. the tenses seem to be mixed up.
Someone dumped his/her lover but still wishes her/him the best? Is this the context?
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Hello BW
Here's an alternative version:
Here's an alternative version:
MrP
Frommythe bottom of my heart, Iwishhope you findyourhappiness, because from this moment, Iknewknow that I have totally lostmy feeling towardany feelings I may have had for you.
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