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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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what if someone asked me this question: Are you married yet? If you get married, don't forget to send me an invitation.
As for myself I am still single and if I do get marry, then I'll send you an invitation.
As for myself I am still single and if I do get marry, then I'll send you an invitation.
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" In dialogue, you often wouldn't bother to repeat "send an invitation". "
- " In dialogue, you often wouldn't bother to repeat "send an invitation".
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"I'm still single, but if I do get married I'll send you an invitation!"
In dialogue, you often wouldn't bother to repeat "send an invitation". You could just say:
"I'm still single, but if I do get married I'll do that!"
"I'm still single, but if I do get married I'll be sure to do that!"
In dialogue, you often wouldn't bother to repeat "send an invitation". You could just say:
"I'm still single, but if I do get married I'll do that!"
"I'm still single, but if I do get married I'll be sure to do that!"
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