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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Of or From?
I don't particularly regret not being able to make it to his funeral because this way my last memory of him is not of/from the day he died.
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Look, you are trying to express emotion. Subject-verb-object. " That's all you have to say.
- Look, you are trying to express emotion.
- Subject-verb-object.
- " That's all you have to say.
- "
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Look, you are trying to express emotion. Subject-verb-object.
"I'm sorry he passed, but remember him from better days."
That's all you have to say. Or better, 'Oh, ...sorry he's gone."
"I'm sorry he passed, but remember him from better days."
That's all you have to say. Or better, 'Oh, ...sorry he's gone."
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I don't particularly regret not being able to make it to his funeral because this way my last memory of him is not of the day he died.
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Alpheccastars, thank you.
Anon, I wasn't looking for a lesson on how to express myself or what to feel when someone dies!!
Anon, I wasn't looking for a lesson on how to express myself or what to feel when someone dies!!
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