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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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however, whatever and whoever
She left him, however sorry it is.
Whatever her gripe is, she did not tell nobody.
Whoever commited this fould deed, he had to pay for it.
Are they OK?
Thank you
Whatever her gripe is, she did not tell nobody.
Whoever commited this fould deed, he had to pay for it.
Are they OK?
Thank you
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She left him, however, for another man. What a sad story! Whatever her gripe was, she did not tell any one (or any body) Whoever committed this foul deed, he will have to pay for it.
- She left him, however, for another man.
- What a sad story!
- Whatever her gripe was, she did not tell any one (or any body) Whoever committed this foul deed, he will have to pay for it.
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She left him, however, for another man. What a sad story!
Whatever her gripe was, she did not tell anyone (or anybody)
Whatever her gripe was, she did not tell anyone (or anybody)
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2. she did not tell anybody -- double negative you should avoid.
3. Whoever had commited, they had to pay for it; or Whoever commited, he has to pay.
1. OK.
3. Whoever had commited, they had to pay for it; or Whoever commited, he has to pay.
1. OK.
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