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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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If I don't count the one night where I work, I'm off 2 weeks.
If I don't count the one night when I work, I'm off 2 weeks.
If I don't count the one night that I work, I'm off 2 weeks.
If I don't count the one night where I work, I'm off 2 weeks.
If I don't count the one night when I work, I'm off 2 weeks.
If I don't count the one night that I work, I'm off 2 weeks.
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'If I don't count the one night when I work, I'm off for two weeks.'
Also acceptable is '...the one night that I work...' and '...the one night I work....'
Rover
Also acceptable is '...the one night that I work...' and '...the one night I work....'
Rover
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