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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
hesitan
When I asked you out, one of those moments for me, you were hesitant.
When I asked you out, one of those moment for me, you said yes.
Are the above sentences correct?
Thank you
When I asked you out, one of those moment for me, you said yes.
Are the above sentences correct?
Thank you
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The 'one of those moments for me' clause doesn't make sense I'm afraid. When I asked you out, you were hesitant. When I asked you out, you said yes.
- The 'one of those moments for me' clause doesn't make sense I'm afraid.
- When I asked you out, you were hesitant.
- When I asked you out, you said yes.
- They are fine without that clause.
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The 'one of those moments for me' clause doesn't make sense I'm afraid.
When I asked you out, you were hesitant.
When I asked you out, you said yes.
They are fine without that clause.
When I asked you out, you were hesitant.
When I asked you out, you said yes.
They are fine without that clause.
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See:
have one's moments
http://www.answers.com/topic/have-one-s-moments
but it doesn't work here either.
have one's moments
http://www.answers.com/topic/have-one-s-moments
but it doesn't work here either.
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