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Simple question
How do i day?
my cell number is back
or
my cell number it's back
my cell number is back
or
my cell number it's back
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Sorry, I don't understand the meaning of your sentence, but in any case the 'it' is redundant-- and incorrect-- in the second example, because 'it' presumably is the 'cell number'. 'My cell number is back' is correct, but are you talking about a mobile phone number or a prison cell number? How could either return?
- Sorry, I don't understand the meaning of your sentence, but in any case the 'it' is redundant-- and incorrect-- in the second example, because 'it' presumably is the 'cell number'.
- 'My cell number is back' is correct, but are you talking about a mobile phone number or a prison cell number?
- How could either return?
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Sorry, I don't understand the meaning of your sentence, but in any case the 'it' is redundant-- and incorrect-- in the second example, because 'it' presumably is the 'cell number'.
'My cell number is back' is correct, but are you talking about a mobile phone number or a prison cell number? How could either return?
'My cell number is back' is correct, but are you talking about a mobile phone number or a prison cell number? How could either return?
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