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speaking of hair Is this a correct sentence? What does it mean? Does it mean you don't like anything longer or that you like it that long but wouldn't mind longer?
You wife asks you if you want her to cut her hair or let it grow. you say: That's as long as I like it.
Does that mean you don't like anything longer or that you wouldn't mind her growing her hair longer. Thanks
You wife asks you if you want her to cut her hair or let it grow. you say: That's as long as I like it.
Does that mean you don't like anything longer or that you wouldn't mind her growing her hair longer. Thanks
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You r wife asks you if you want her to cut her hair or let it grow. Y ou say " That's as long as I like it. " correct "Does that mean you don't like anything longer yes
- You r wife asks you if you want her to cut her hair or let it grow.
- Y ou say " That's as long as I like it.
- " correct "Does that mean you don't like anything longer yes
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Your wife asks you if you want her to cut her hair or let it grow. You say "That's as long as I like it." correct
"Does that mean you don't like anything longer yes
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