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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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I could if I wanted to
I could if I really wanted to but at this time in my life I don't think I should.
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I can if I really want to be at this time in my life I don't think I should.
Are both useable?
I'm trying to say that traveling to NYC is doable, but it's not the right time to do it now, and I don't really want to.
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I can if I really want to be at this time in my life I don't think I should.
Are both useable?
I'm trying to say that traveling to NYC is doable, but it's not the right time to do it now, and I don't really want to.
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PreciousJones Are both useable? Yes, except for 'be' in the 2nd one.
- PreciousJones Are both useable?
- Yes, except for 'be' in the 2nd one.
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PreciousJonesAre both useable?Yes, except for 'be' in the 2nd one.
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