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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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I always go to show you never can tell

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01b01font00''I always go to show01font00,02font00 you never can tell.''02font02b02br
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0 It means one can't predict what's going to happen.02br
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0 Actually, it has no meaning in English. I think you miscopied "It just goes to show - you never can tell". 0-
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01b01font00Don't you think a comma should be used after 01i00you02i00.02font02b02br
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0 ''It always goes to show" is not English. We say "It just goes to show" or, dependent on the context, "It simply goes to show...". 0-
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0 ''It always goes to show" is not English. We say "It just goes to show" or, dependent on the context, "It simply goes to show...".02br
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