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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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offset something
I don't know which word to use in this situation. Could you correct the paragraph please?
My girlfriend and I split the chores and house work down the middle. For every one thing she does, I have to do one thing. I clean the living room, she does the bedroom. I take care of the laundry. She takes care of the dishwasher. Yesterday she asked me why I hadn't done the dishes. I told her that I do the laundry. That offsets the dishes.
Thank you in advance
My girlfriend and I split the chores and house work down the middle. For every one thing she does, I have to do one thing. I clean the living room, she does the bedroom. I take care of the laundry. She takes care of the dishwasher. Yesterday she asked me why I hadn't done the dishes. I told her that I do the laundry. That offsets the dishes.
Thank you in advance
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My girlfriend and I split the chores and house work down the middle. For everything she does, I have to do something. I clean the living room, she does the bedroom.
- My girlfriend and I split the chores and house work down the middle.
- For everything she does, I have to do something.
- I clean the living room, she does the bedroom.
- I take care of the laundry.
- She takes care of the dishwasher.
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My girlfriend and I split the chores and house work down the middle. For everything she does, I have to do something. I clean the living room, she does the bedroom. I take care of the laundry. She takes care of the dishwasher. Yesterday she asked me why I hadn't done the dishes. I told her that I do the laundry. That offsets the dishes.
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(A different "Anonymous" posting here) Offset looks like a good choice to me.
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