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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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no longer stands
How would you say this? Is no longer stands correct?
What I said no longer stands because you broke your promise, so mine no longer stands.
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What I said no longer stands because you broke your promise, so mine no longer stands.
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"no longer stands" is correct, but there seems no reason to repeat it. You can just say: What I said no longer stands because you broke your promise. You broke your promise, so mine no longer stands.
- "no longer stands" is correct, but there seems no reason to repeat it.
- You can just say: What I said no longer stands because you broke your promise.
- You broke your promise, so mine no longer stands.
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"no longer stands" is correct, but there seems no reason to repeat it. You can just say:
What I said no longer stands because you broke your promise.
You broke your promise, so mine no longer stands.
What I said no longer stands because you broke your promise.
You broke your promise, so mine no longer stands.
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