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Rashi3278 Posted 16 years ago
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I switched the presents around because I found out that Jane doesn't like red lipstick? can you explain this sentence.
  

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Hi, eg I bought two presents. One was lipstick, for Jane. One was a sweater, for Mary.

— Clive

  • Hi, eg I bought two presents.
  • One was lipstick, for Jane.
  • One was a sweater, for Mary.
  • I changed my mind.
  • I decided to give the sweater to Jane, and the lipstick to Mary.
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Hi,

eg I bought two presents. One was lipstick, for Jane. One was a sweater, for Mary. I changed my mind. I decided to give the sweater to Jane, and the lipstick to Mary.



Clive
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