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Mezzopiano Posted 6 years ago
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It’s just a matter of money.
Is this expression correct in the context below?
It’s just a matter of money.
The context is: I need to find a place to live in in June. But I’ll wait until May to find It. And it’s just a matter of money, The closer I find it, the less likely I will find a cheap rent.Top answer
mezzopiano Is this expression correct in the context below? It’s just a matter of money. The context is: I need to find a place to live in in June.
- mezzopiano Is this expression correct in the context below?
- It’s just a matter of money.
- The context is: I need to find a place to live in in June.
- But I’ll wait until May to find It.
- And it’s just a matter of money .
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mezzopianoIs this expression correct in the context below?
It’s just a matter of money.
The context is: I need to find a place to live in in June. But I’ll wait until May to find It. And it’s just a matter of money.
[Theclosersooner? I find it, the less likely I wil
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