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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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in the slightest or slightly
How would you say these 2 sentences?
If I have to pee the slightest bit, I can't fall asleep.
If I have to pee the slightest, I can't fall asleep.
If I have to pee in the slightest, I can't fall asleep.
If you knew me in the slightest, you'd know I would say yes.
Thank you
If I have to pee the slightest bit, I can't fall asleep.
If I have to pee the slightest, I can't fall asleep.
If I have to pee in the slightest, I can't fall asleep.
If you knew me in the slightest, you'd know I would say yes.
Thank you
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The last two are OK. I'd put yes in quotation marks.
- The last two are OK.
- I'd put yes in quotation marks.
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