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Eipjoo Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
What was my main motivation . . .
This is my taking dictation. Would you correct? :
What was my main motivation for wanting a child? I wanted a kid because I thought motherhood would make Naomi happy again. A chance to see again a funny, beautiful, cheerful woman I fell in love with, I continued to hope. I finally drifted off to sleep and dreamt the Far East and oriental children. By the morning, I was certain that this was the way forward. I understood Naomi’s resistance. We’d had won too many disappointments. The years of carefully constructed breezy smiles, as friends and relatives announced their pregnancies, had hardened us against hope. The more I research the road of Chinese adoption, the more Naomi put forward reasons why we shouldn’t.
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What was my main motivation for wanting a child? I wanted a kid because I thought motherhood would make Naomi happy again. A chance to see again a funny, beautiful, cheerful woman I fell in love with, I continued to hope. I finally drifted off to sleep and dreamt the Far East and oriental children. By the morning, I was certain that this was the way forward. I understood Naomi’s resistance. We’d had won too many disappointments. The years of carefully constructed breezy smiles, as friends and relatives announced their pregnancies, had hardened us against hope. The more I research the road of Chinese adoption, the more Naomi put forward reasons why we shouldn’t.
http://blog.naver.com/eyeflamesn/70152848521
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Almost perfect. )
- Almost perfect.
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Almost perfect. "We'd had one too many disappointments." (It sounds pretty much the same, but this makes more sense.)
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