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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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I feel very load to take the laptops
That's nice you are posting from your mobile. I really never thought that any one could post from mobile, as I'm not familiar with the mobile features. Maybe, I'll also use mobile for posting in the future when I don't have access to laptop. As I feel very load to take the laptop everywhere in my hand.
Please correct my sentences. Also please replace the bold sentence with more colloquial one. I meant to say that "I feel very loaded if I keep laptop in my hand while going everywhere"
Please correct my sentences. Also please replace the bold sentence with more colloquial one. I meant to say that "I feel very loaded if I keep laptop in my hand while going everywhere"
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That's nice you are posting from your mobile. I really never thought that anyone could post from mobile, as I'm not familiar with the mobile's features. I might also use mobile for posting in the future when I don't have access to a laptop, as carrying around a laptop can become tiring.
- That's nice you are posting from your mobile.
- I really never thought that anyone could post from mobile, as I'm not familiar with the mobile's features.
- I might also use mobile for posting in the future when I don't have access to a laptop, as carrying around a laptop can become tiring.
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That's nice you are posting from your mobile. I really never thought that anyone could post from mobile, as I'm not familiar with the mobile's features. I might also use mobile for posting in the future when I don't have access to a laptop, as carrying around a laptop can become tiring.
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That's nice you are posting from your mobile. I didn't know you could post from your mobile - I'm not familiar with my mobile. Maybe, I'll use my mobile for posting in the future when I don't have access to laptop. I'd get too tired carrying my laptop around all day.
(as an american, I would replace "mobile" with "cell" or "phone" - i think younger people would say "cell" older
(as an american, I would replace "mobile" with "cell" or "phone" - i think younger people would say "cell" older
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Thanks for your reply. But I don't want to say that I have tired because of taking laptop around, instead I want to say that it's a load to me because I have got already many things in my hand maybe "my college bag", pen, so taking laptop would be an additional load to me.
I know "load" is not an appropriate one here, so please you tell me the correct one.
I know "load" is not an appropriate one here, so please you tell me the correct one.
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