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Mieszko Powroznik Posted 16 years ago
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I dont know how to express the activities in the brackets. In the context: I dont play FarmVille. I gave my pass to it to my friend who sometimes "drop in" (the meaning sometimes log onto this account) to "keep it up" (so that the account will be active). Thx in advance
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Hi, I dont know how to express the activities in the brackets. In the context: I dont play FarmVille. I gave my pass to it to my friend who sometimes "drop in" (the meaning sometimes log onto this account) to "keep it up" (so that the account will be active).
- Hi, I dont know how to express the activities in the brackets.
- In the context: I dont play FarmVille.
- I gave my pass to it to my friend who sometimes "drop in" (the meaning sometimes log onto this account) to "keep it up" (so that the account will be active).
- I don't play FarmVille.
- I gave my pass word for it to my friend, who sometimes logs on to my account to keep it active.
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Hi,
I dont know how to express the activities in the brackets. In the context: I dont play FarmVille. I gave my pass to it to my friend who sometimes "drop in" (the meaning sometimes log onto this account) to "keep it up" (so that the account will be active).
I don't play FarmVille. I gave my password for it to my friend, who sometimes logs on to my account to keep
I dont know how to express the activities in the brackets. In the context: I dont play FarmVille. I gave my pass to it to my friend who sometimes "drop in" (the meaning sometimes log onto this account) to "keep it up" (so that the account will be active).
I don't play FarmVille. I gave my password for it to my friend, who sometimes logs on to my account to keep
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