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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Three is a charm
Three is a charm.
Three times a charm.
HI,
Do the above two versions amount to each other? What do they mean? Thanks.
Three times a charm.
HI,
Do the above two versions amount to each other? What do they mean? Thanks.
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The most correct form of this phrase is "third time's a charm". This is a phrase which means that the third attempt of something is successful.
- The most correct form of this phrase is "third time's a charm".
- This is a phrase which means that the third attempt of something is successful.
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The most correct form of this phrase is "third time's a charm".
This is a phrase which means that the third attempt of something is successful.
This is a phrase which means that the third attempt of something is successful.
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