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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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What parents do for their children
When you buy a car for your child and you tell a friend of yours
'What parents do for their children'
Is that correct and natural to say that?
'What parents do for their children'
Is that correct and natural to say that?
Top answer
It's probably not correct and natural, because I can't understand what you mean. Try to put it in a sentence.
- It's probably not correct and natural, because I can't understand what you mean.
- Try to put it in a sentence.
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It's probably not correct and natural, because I can't understand what you mean.
Try to put it in a sentence.
Try to put it in a sentence.
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