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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Is this make sense?
Is this make sense?
He goes to sleep later and later now.
I'll have something serious before you. You always say you are sick, but I'll be sick before you.
Lets see what movies are playing tonight.
Thank you
He goes to sleep later and later now.
I'll have something serious before you. You always say you are sick, but I'll be sick before you.
Lets see what movies are playing tonight.
Thank you
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They all make sense to me. "I'll have something serious before you" made me blink, but I guessed the meaning correctly. If it followed some context, it would be easier to swallow.
- They all make sense to me.
- "I'll have something serious before you" made me blink, but I guessed the meaning correctly.
- If it followed some context, it would be easier to swallow.
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They all make sense to me.
"I'll have something serious before you" made me blink, but I guessed the meaning correctly.
If it followed some context, it would be easier to swallow.
-A.
Use "Does this make sense?" or "Is this sensible?"
"I'll have something serious before you" made me blink, but I guessed the meaning correctly.
If it followed some context, it would be easier to swallow.
-A.
Use "Does this make sense?" or "Is this sensible?"
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AnonymousLet's see what movies are playing tonight.Don't forget the apostrophe.
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