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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Interest
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My mother doesn't take any interest in me or where I work, what I do.
My mother doesn't show any interest in me or where I work, what I do.
My mother doesn't have any interest in me or where I work, what I do.
My mother doesn't take any interest in me or where I work, what I do.
My mother doesn't show any interest in me or where I work, what I do.
My mother doesn't have any interest in me or where I work, what I do.
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The best way to say this: 1) My mother doesn't show any interest in me, where I work or what I do. 2) My mother doesn't have any interest in me, where I work or what I do. Any option is good.
- The best way to say this: 1) My mother doesn't show any interest in me, where I work or what I do.
- 2) My mother doesn't have any interest in me, where I work or what I do.
- Any option is good.
- " "My mother doesn't SHOW any interest" means you cannot tell if she is interested.
- "My mother doesn't HAVE any interest" means you know that she is not interested.
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The best way to say this:
1) My mother doesn't show any interest in me, where I work or what I do.
2) My mother doesn't have any interest in me, where I work or what I do.
Any option is good. You n
1) My mother doesn't show any interest in me, where I work or what I do.
2) My mother doesn't have any interest in me, where I work or what I do.
Any option is good. You n
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