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Lucas21c Posted 13 years ago
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I am a looking for a partner who is interested in sea fishing and looking for someone who can share all the expenses coming from boat rental fee, transportation costs, accomodation costs, etc as I am.
* The underlined "as I am" means "(I am looking for) someone who is looking for his/her partner like I am looking for my partner."
Could you review it?
Thank you.
I am a looking for a partner who is interested in sea fishing and looking for someone who can share all the expenses coming from boat rental fee, transportation costs, accomodation costs, etc as I am.
* The underlined "as I am" means "(I am looking for) someone who is looking for his/her partner like I am looking for my partner."
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I am a looking for a partner who is interested in sea fishing and, as I am, is l ooking for someone who can share the expenses of boat rental, transportation, accommodation, etc.
- I am a looking for a partner who is interested in sea fishing and, as I am, is l ooking for someone who can share the expenses of boat rental, transportation, accommodation, etc.
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I am a looking for a partner who is interested in sea fishing and, as I am, is looking for someone who can share the expenses of boat rental, transportation, accommodation, etc.
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