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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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just the way I like [them to]
How would a native English speaker phrase this?
They sag just the way I like them [to].
The look just the way I like them [to].
They are just the way I like them [to].
They sag just the way I like.
The look just the way I like.
They are just the way I like.
Thanks
They sag just the way I like them [to].
The look just the way I like them [to].
They are just the way I like them [to].
They sag just the way I like.
The look just the way I like.
They are just the way I like.
Thanks
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The following are correct: They sag just the way I like them to. ) They look just the way I like them to. ) They are just the way I like them.
- The following are correct: They sag just the way I like them to.
- ) They look just the way I like them to.
- ) They are just the way I like them.
- ) They sag just the way I like.
- ) They look just the way I like.
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The following are correct:
They sag just the way I like them to. ("To" is necessary here.)
They look just the way I like them to. ("To" is necessary.)
They are just the way I like them. (You can't put "to" at the end of this sentence.)
They sag just the way I like. (This is okay.)
They look just the way I like. (This is okay.)
They are just the way I like the
They sag just the way I like them to. ("To" is necessary here.)
They look just the way I like them to. ("To" is necessary.)
They are just the way I like them. (You can't put "to" at the end of this sentence.)
They sag just the way I like. (This is okay.)
They look just the way I like. (This is okay.)
They are just the way I like the
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