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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Everytime something great comes, i lose something even better.
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Hi, Everytime something great comes, i lose something even better. 'Every time' is two words. You need a capital I.
- Hi, Everytime something great comes, i lose something even better.
- 'Every time' is two words.
- You need a capital I.
- I'd prefer these versions.
- Every time something great comes along, I lose something even better.
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Hi,
Everytime something great comes, i lose something even better.
'Every time' is two words.
You need a capital I.
I'd prefer these versions.
Every time something great comes along, I lose something even better.
Every time I gain something great, I lose something even better.
Best wishes, Clive
Everytime something great comes, i lose something even better.
'Every time' is two words.
You need a capital I.
I'd prefer these versions.
Every time something great comes along, I lose something even better.
Every time I gain something great, I lose something even better.
Best wishes, Clive
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