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Stellayau Posted 18 years ago
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Please correct me, thanks

I am moody, because I don't want work together with someone
  

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Stellayau I am moody, because I don't want work together with someone I am moody because I don't want to work with someone/a particular person. I am in a bad mood because I don't want to work with someone. I am fed up because I don't want to work with that person.

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  • Stellayau I am moody, because I don't want work together with someone I am moody because I don't want to work with someone/a particular person.
  • I am in a bad mood because I don't want to work with someone.
  • I am fed up because I don't want to work with that person.
  • You do not need "together" if you say "work with".
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StellayauI am moody, because I don't want work together with someone
I am moody because I don't want to work with someone/a particular person.

I am in a bad mood because I don't want to work with someone.

I am fed up because I don't want to work with that person.

You do not need "together" if you say "work with".
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