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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
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Just as /so much as /IN / ESTIMATION/ reproach
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1 He could come home at midnight just as he can come home at 3 am, I don't know when he'll come home.
2 I stripped naked and he didn't so much as flinch. It's as if he's attracted to men.
3 I lived the neighbourhood/in the neighbourhood for 3 years.
4 200000 dollars in the price estimation of raising your child until the age of 18./of what it'd cost to raise... (how would you say it?)
5 Don't reproach someone with something that you could be reproached with yourself.
thank you
1 He could come home at midnight just as he can come home at 3 am, I don't know when he'll come home.
2 I stripped naked and he didn't so much as flinch. It's as if he's attracted to men.
3 I lived the neighbourhood/in the neighbourhood for 3 years.
4 200000 dollars in the price estimation of raising your child until the age of 18./of what it'd cost to raise... (how would you say it?)
5 Don't reproach someone with something that you could be reproached with yourself.
thank you
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1 He could come home at midnight just as he can could come home at 3 am , . I don't know when he'll come home. Could and can mean about the same thing.
- 1 He could come home at midnight just as he can could come home at 3 am , .
- I don't know when he'll come home.
- Could and can mean about the same thing.
- Unless you want the two time periods to be somehow different, use one or the other.
- 2 I stripped naked and he didn't so much as flinch.
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1 He could come home at midnight just as he can could come home at 3 am,. I don't know when he'll come home.
Could and can mean about the same thing. Unless you want the two time periods to be somehow different, use one or the other.
2 I stripped naked and he didn't so much as flinch. It's as if he's attracted to men.
3 I livedthe neighb
Could and can mean about the same thing. Unless you want the two time periods to be somehow different, use one or the other.
2 I stripped naked and he didn't so much as flinch. It's as if he's attracted to men.
3 I lived
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