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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Is the following sentence correct?
The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I truely will miss? It's because I got a Iphone 3G last week and I no longer needed the Ipod Touch.
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The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I truely will miss? It's because I got a Iphone 3G last week and I no longer needed the Ipod Touch.
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Hi, Is the following sentence correct? You have two sentences here. The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I truly will miss?
- Hi, Is the following sentence correct?
- You have two sentences here.
- The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I truly will miss?
- It's because I got an Iphone 3G last week and I no longer needed the Ipod Touch.
- This is OK as informal English.
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Hi,
Is the following sentence correct? You have two sentences here.
The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I truly will miss? It's because I got an Iphone 3G last week and I no longer needed the Ipod Touch. This is OK as informal English. More formal is
The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I will truly miss is that I got an Iphone 3G last
Is the following sentence correct? You have two sentences here.
The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I truly will miss? It's because I got an Iphone 3G last week and I no longer needed the Ipod Touch. This is OK as informal English. More formal is
The reason for the sale of this Ipod Touch that I will truly miss is that I got an Iphone 3G last
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