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Muna tigeress Posted 10 years ago
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It was consecutively the second time you people took me to the cinema for watching the worst movie ever.Any how I always cherish your people company.
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It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch the worst-ever movie. [same movie] It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch an awful movie. [different movies] Adding "people" after "you" is OK colloquially.
- It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch the worst-ever movie.
- [same movie] It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch an awful movie.
- [different movies] Adding "people" after "you" is OK colloquially.
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It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch the worst-ever movie. [same movie]
It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch an awful movie. [different movies]
Adding "people" after "you" is OK colloquially.
It was the second time in a row you took me to the cinema to watch an awful movie. [different movies]
Adding "people" after "you" is OK colloquially.
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