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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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just the way or just like
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You need to set the book down just the way it was [set]. He doesn't like it when we touch his things.
You need to set the book down just like it was set.
Thank you in advance
You need to set the book down just the way it was [set]. He doesn't like it when we touch his things.
You need to set the book down just like it was set.
Thank you in advance
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Anonymous just the way or just like or just as All three. No difference. Take your pick.
- Anonymous just the way or just like or just as All three.
- No difference.
- Take your pick.
- [just the way / just like / just as] it was.
- ) CJ
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Anonymousjust the way or just like or just asAll three. No difference. Take your pick.
... [just the way / just like / just as] it was. (No 'set' at the end.)
CJ
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