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Nananara Posted 6 years ago
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  1. I had wanted Tom to take proud in his work, so I persuaded him to take proud in it.
  2. I had wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to be proud of it.

3. I had wanted Tom to take proud in his work, so I persuaded him to.

4. I had wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to.

5. I had wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to be.

  

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I wanted Tom to take pride in his work, so I persuaded him to. I wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to. I wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to be.

— Nananara

  • I wanted Tom to take pride in his work, so I persuaded him to.
  • I wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to.
  • I wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to be.
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  1. I wanted Tom to take pride in his work, so I persuaded him to.
  2. I wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to.
  3. I wanted Tom to be proud of his work, so I persuaded him to be.
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