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Mgwattoo Posted 11 years ago
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Is this grammatically correct?
I often try to dig out what I love, what I hate, and what doesn’t really mean anything to me. Every time, the only similarity I could come up with was cinema.
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Your text needs a few changes. I often try to figure out what I love, what I hate, and what doesn’t really mean anything to me. Every time, the only similarity I can come up with is the cinema.
- Your text needs a few changes.
- I often try to figure out what I love, what I hate, and what doesn’t really mean anything to me.
- Every time, the only similarity I can come up with is the cinema.
- The word 'similarity' is odd here.
- Do you mean that you love the cinema, you hate the cinema, and the cinema doesn't really mean anything to you?
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Your text needs a few changes.
I often try to figure out what I love, what I hate, and what doesn’t really mean anything to me. Every time, the only similarity I can come up with is the cinema.
The word 'similarity' is odd here. Do you mean that you love the cinema, you hate the cinema, and the
I often try to figure out what I love, what I hate, and what doesn’t really mean anything to me. Every time, the only similarity I can come up with is the cinema.
The word 'similarity' is odd here. Do you mean that you love the cinema, you hate the cinema, and the
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