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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up if he's home.
He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up as to whether he's home.
He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up as to whether he's home.
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Hi, He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up if he's home. He drives a black 82' jeep.
- Hi, He drives a black 82' jeep.
- That should give you a heads up if he's home.
- He drives a black 82' jeep.
- That should give you a heads up as to whether he's home.
- Both are OK as casual English.
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Hi,
He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up if he's home.
He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up as to whether he's home.
Both are OK as casual English. #1 is more casual than #2.
Jeep
Clive
He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up if he's home.
He drives a black 82' jeep. That should give you a heads up as to whether he's home.
Both are OK as casual English. #1 is more casual than #2.
Jeep
Clive
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It's an '82 Jeep, not an 82' jeep.
The ' stands for the missing 19.
He drives a 1982 Jeep.
The ' stands for the missing 19.
He drives a 1982 Jeep.
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