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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Which of this is idimatic?
Can teacher tell me what is idimatic?
I keep thinking I'm seeing him everywhere.
I keep think I see him everywhere.
She looks like she's tired.
It looks like she's tired.
There is something sticking out from inside your hair.
There is something sticking out your hair.
Why would I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
Why did I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it.
I keep thinking I'm seeing him everywhere.
I keep think I see him everywhere.
She looks like she's tired.
It looks like she's tired.
There is something sticking out from inside your hair.
There is something sticking out your hair.
Why would I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
Why did I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it.
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I keep thinking I'm seeing him everywhere. She looks like she's tired. It looks like she's tired.
- I keep thinking I'm seeing him everywhere.
- She looks like she's tired.
- It looks like she's tired.
- There is something sticking out from your hair.
- Why would I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
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I keep thinking I'm seeing him everywhere.
She looks like she's tired.
It looks like she's tired.
There is something sticking out from your hair.
Why would I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
Why did I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
She looks like she's tired.
It looks like she's tired.
There is something sticking out from your hair.
Why would I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
Why did I go through you if you're not willing to help when I'm in need of it?
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