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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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Sip a tea, i'm in beach
The tea was very hot so I could just sip it so it took long time to drink a cup of coffee.
My house is just 15 minutes away from his and I can just walk to reach there. Don't need vehicles.
Right now I'm in beach, and will soon leave to theatre for the afternoon show.
Right now I'm in platform and will soon get onto a train.
Please correct my sentences.
My house is just 15 minutes away from his and I can just walk to reach there. Don't need vehicles.
Right now I'm in beach, and will soon leave to theatre for the afternoon show.
Right now I'm in platform and will soon get onto a train.
Please correct my sentences.
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The tea was very hot, so I could only sip it, and it took long time to drink. My house is just 15 minutes away from his, and I can just walk to it. I don't need a vehicle.
- The tea was very hot, so I could only sip it, and it took long time to drink.
- My house is just 15 minutes away from his, and I can just walk to it.
- I don't need a vehicle.
- Right now I'm at the beach and will soon leave for the theatre for the afternoon show.
- Right now I'm on the platform and will soon get onto a train.
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The tea was very hot, so I could only sip it, and it took long time to drink.
My house is just 15 minutes away from his, and I can just walk to it. I don't need a vehicle.
Right now I'm at the beach and will soon leave for the theatre for the afternoon show.
Right now I'm on the platform and will soon get onto a train.
My house is just 15 minutes away from his, and I can just walk to it. I don't need a vehicle.
Right now I'm at the beach and will soon leave for the theatre for the afternoon show.
Right now I'm on the platform and will soon get onto a train.
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