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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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leave legs hanging the bed
How do you write the 2 lines?
Older sister : What did I get you to think that was under the bed as a kid? A monster?
Younger sister : Yes.That's why I don't leave my legs or arms hanging the bed. I'm scared there might be a monster under the bed to this day.
Thank you in advance
Older sister : What did I get you to think that was under the bed as a kid? A monster?
Younger sister : Yes.That's why I don't leave my legs or arms hanging the bed. I'm scared there might be a monster under the bed to this day.
Thank you in advance
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My suggestion: Older sister: What did I get you to think was under the bed? A monster? --- (or you could use the word 'believe' instead of 'think') Younger sister: Yes.
- My suggestion: Older sister: What did I get you to think was under the bed?
- A monster?
- --- (or you could use the word 'believe' instead of 'think') Younger sister: Yes.
- That's why I don't leave my legs or arms hanging off the bed.
- I'm scared there might be a monster under the bed to this day.
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My suggestion:
Older sister: What did I get you to think was under the bed? A monster? --- (or you could use the word 'believe' instead of 'think')
Younger sister: Yes. That's why I don't leave my legs or arms hanging off the bed. I'm scared there might be a monster under the bed to this day.
Good luck!
Older sister: What did I get you to think was under the bed? A monster? --- (or you could use the word 'believe' instead of 'think')
Younger sister: Yes. That's why I don't leave my legs or arms hanging off the bed. I'm scared there might be a monster under the bed to this day.
Good luck!
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