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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
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She must tell them in plenty of time too
Would you correct my dictation? :
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She must tell them in plenty of time too. No point in all this surprise business, arriving long lost prodigal on the doorstep on Christmas Eve. Because obviously they would need time to adjust to the relief of door just she moved it.
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She must tell them in plenty of time too. No point in all this surprise business, arriving long lost prodigal on the doorstep on Christmas Eve. Because obviously they would need time to adjust to the relief of door just she moved it.
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I frankly do not understand what I may be hearing within the brackets; it is probably wrong. She must tell them in plenty of time, too. No point in all this surprise business, arriving long -l ost prodigal on the doorstep on Christmas Eve.
- I frankly do not understand what I may be hearing within the brackets; it is probably wrong.
- She must tell them in plenty of time, too.
- No point in all this surprise business, arriving long -l ost prodigal on the doorstep on Christmas Eve.
- ] just as she would.
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I frankly do not understand what I may be hearing within the brackets; it is probably wrong.
She must tell them in plenty of time, too. No point in all this surprise business, arriving long-lost prodigal on the doorstep on Christmas Eve. Because obviously they would need time to adjust to the [relief of the dole??] just as she would.
She must tell them in plenty of time, too. No point in all this surprise business, arriving long-lost prodigal on the doorstep on Christmas Eve. Because obviously they would need time to adjust to the [relief of the dole??] just as she would.
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