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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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shocked
Hello,
Assuming that I unexpectedly noticed that my friend had not told the truth (had said she was good, in spite of sickness), I made a sentence to practice and express my current feelings:
'She may not have wanted me to have worried about her, but I'm a little shocked.'
Can you please check it? Thank you.
Assuming that I unexpectedly noticed that my friend had not told the truth (had said she was good, in spite of sickness), I made a sentence to practice and express my current feelings:
'She may not have wanted me to have worried about her, but I'm a little shocked.'
Can you please check it? Thank you.
Top answer
wel l, not good . No. '
- wel l, not good .
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well, not good.
No. Say
eg 'She may not have wanted me to worry about her, but I'm a little shocked.'
No. Say
eg 'She may not have wanted me to worry about her, but I'm a little shocked.'
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