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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is this right?
Irwin needed Mary more as a friend than as a lover.
Is this correct, and is there a better way of expressing the same?
Is this correct, and is there a better way of expressing the same?
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It is fine. A more direct way: Irwin needed Mary as a friend more than as a lover.
- It is fine.
- A more direct way: Irwin needed Mary as a friend more than as a lover.
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It is fine. A more direct way:
Irwin needed Mary as a friend more than as a lover.
Irwin needed Mary as a friend more than as a lover.
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