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Hungry Posted 19 years ago
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Hi,
Is it correct to say "This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today too, as the pain hasn’t gone yet. In fact, it’s quite increased."?
P.S. Please let me know if you have a better way of conveying the same information.
Thanks
Is it correct to say "This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today too, as the pain hasn’t gone yet. In fact, it’s quite increased."?
P.S. Please let me know if you have a better way of conveying the same information.
Thanks
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Hi, Is it correct to say " This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today too, as the pain hasn’t gone yet.
- Hi, Is it correct to say " This is Mrs.
- Smith’s son.
- Mum cannot come today too, as the pain hasn’t gone yet.
- In fact, it’s quite increased.
- "?
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Hi,
Is it correct to say "This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today too, as the pain hasn’t gone yet. In fact, it’s quite increased."?
P.S. Please let me know if you have a better way of conveying the same information.
This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today either/again, as the pain hasn’t gone yet.
Is it correct to say "This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today too, as the pain hasn’t gone yet. In fact, it’s quite increased."?
P.S. Please let me know if you have a better way of conveying the same information.
This is Mrs. Smith’s son. Mum cannot come today either/again, as the pain hasn’t gone yet.
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