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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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How does a native formulate this?
1 You get to choose the numer of each flavor m&ms you want.
2 I'm more afraid for my camera than the pictures in it. I don't mind losing my pictures as much as my camera.
Thank you
1 You get to choose the numer of each flavor m&ms you want.
2 I'm more afraid for my camera than the pictures in it. I don't mind losing my pictures as much as my camera.
Thank you
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in first sentence use "have to" instead of "get to" and in 2nd one say it like that " i don't care as much about my pictures as i do for my camera"
- in first sentence use "have to" instead of "get to" and in 2nd one say it like that " i don't care as much about my pictures as i do for my camera"
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in first sentence use "have to" instead of "get to"
and in 2nd one say it like that " i don't care as much about my pictures as i do for my camera"
and in 2nd one say it like that " i don't care as much about my pictures as i do for my camera"
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alc24How does a native formulate this?
1 You get to choose the numer of each flavor m&ms you want.
I would say: "You get to choose how many of each flavor you want."
2 I'm more afraid for my camera than the pictures in it. I don't mind losing my pictures as much as my camera.
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