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Mosja Posted 6 years ago
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Is this sentence native-like and which one shoul I use? Vikings
A: Im from Sweden
B: Thats a country where the Vikings settled in. That means you are a terrorist! / You! Betrayed us thousand years ago! / You traitor!
B, C and D pick on A and got called to the headmaster's office. The End.
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A: I'm from Sweden . B: That's a country where t he Vikings settled in. That means you're a terrorist!
- A: I'm from Sweden .
- B: That's a country where t he Vikings settled in.
- That means you're a terrorist!
- / You!
- Betrayed us a thousand years ago!
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A: I'm from Sweden.
B: That's a country where the Vikings settled in. That means you're a terrorist! / You! Betrayed us a thousand years ago! / You traitor!
I don't understand person B's logic in saying these things.
B, C and D picked on A and got called to the headmaster's office.
Persons C and D didn'
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