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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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water,liquid marks or rings from normal household food and beverages.
I need to know how many conditions are in this sentence are there two or three.
Are the conditions after the comma classified as one and the same condition .
I need to know how many conditions are in this sentence are there two or three.
Are the conditions after the comma classified as one and the same condition .
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Hi, water,liquid marks or rings from normal household food and beverages. I need to know how many conditions are in this sentence are there two or three. Are the conditions after the comma classified as one and the same condition Sorry, I don't understand what you are talking about.
- Hi, water,liquid marks or rings from normal household food and beverages.
- I need to know how many conditions are in this sentence are there two or three.
- Are the conditions after the comma classified as one and the same condition Sorry, I don't understand what you are talking about.
- This is not a sentence.
- I see no conditions.
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Hi,
water,liquid marks or rings from normal household food and beverages.
I need to know how many conditions are in this sentence are there two or three.
Are the conditions after the comma classified as one and the same condition
Sorry, I don't understand what you are talking about.
water,liquid marks or rings from normal household food and beverages.
I need to know how many conditions are in this sentence are there two or three.
Are the conditions after the comma classified as one and the same condition
Sorry, I don't understand what you are talking about.
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