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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS IM STRUGGLING ?

Could you please help me correct these sentences please?
- I did it now so that/that way I wouldn't have to do it later.
- This lock really locks the cabinets. The old lock , you could just force and it would give way.
- I bought it just to buy it. (what does this mean?)
- I didn't want them to think I was a worse mom than I already am.
Thank you
  

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I'm doing it now so I won't have to later. This lock really works on this cabinet, unlike the old lock that would give way easily with a bit of force. I bought it just to buy it (means exactly what it says).

— Catladycando

  • I'm doing it now so I won't have to later.
  • This lock really works on this cabinet, unlike the old lock that would give way easily with a bit of force.
  • I bought it just to buy it (means exactly what it says).
  • I didn't want them to think I was a worse mom than they already thought.
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I'm doing it now so I won't have to later.

This lock really works on this cabinet, unlike the old lock that would give way easily with a bit of force.

I bought it just to buy it (means exactly what it says).

I didn't want them to think I was a worse mom than they already thought.
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Thank you Catlady,

I had a question,

would you say

That way or so that if you had to?

Where are you from?

Thank you

regards,
alex
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