Possibly make it shorter?
Hi. Let's say my friend and I like to do some things the same and for others our interest differs, that is, he likes to do them but I don't. Now, how can we say about them? Can you make it shorter? Thank you in advance for your help.
He and I like to do some things the same, but for others he doesn't like to some things I like to do and I like to do some things he doesn't like to do.
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anonymous Can you make it shorter? He and I like to do some things the same, but for others he doesn't like to some things I like to do and I like to do some things he doesn't like to do. This is the best I can do for you: We both like to do some things, but he doesn't like to do other things I like, and I like to do other things he doesn't like.
- anonymous Can you make it shorter?
- He and I like to do some things the same, but for others he doesn't like to some things I like to do and I like to do some things he doesn't like to do.
- This is the best I can do for you: We both like to do some things, but he doesn't like to do other things I like, and I like to do other things he doesn't like.
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anonymousCan you make it shorter? He and I like to do some things the same, but for others he doesn't like to some things I like to do and I like to do some things he doesn't like to do.
This is the best I can do for you:
We both like to do some things, but he doesn't like to do other things I like, and I like to do other things he doesn't like.
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