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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Today, i want to alone

today, i want to alone


  

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HI You need a capital at the start of a sentence; always a capital for 'I' when you mean yourself; a full stop at the end; and you need a verb to go after 'to'. The most usual verb is 'be', but it could be others: - Today, I want to be alone. - Today, I want to work alone.

— Dave_anon

  • HI You need a capital at the start of a sentence; always a capital for 'I' when you mean yourself; a full stop at the end; and you need a verb to go after 'to'.
  • The most usual verb is 'be', but it could be others: - Today, I want to be alone.
  • - Today, I want to work alone.
  • Dave
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HI

You need a capital at the start of a sentence; always a capital for 'I' when you mean yourself; a full stop at the end; and you need a verb to go after 'to'. The most usual verb is 'be', but it could be others:

- Today, I want to be alone.

- Today, I want to work alone.

Dave

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