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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Is this sentence using ‘sadly,’ ‘seem to ignore,’ and ‘as’ correctly constructed?
Is this sentence using ‘sadly,’ ‘seem to ignore,’ and ‘as’ correctly constructed?
Sadly, you seem to ignore your own health and well-being these days as you give more importance to other things.
Sadly, you seem to ignore your own health and well-being these days as you give more importance to other things.
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It sounds alright to me!
- It sounds alright to me!
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