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Surfer Posted 14 years ago
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Which one is correct?
Having a car thief stole your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
Having a car thief stolen your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
Thank you.
Having a car thief stolen your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
Thank you.
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Both of yours are wrong. Having a car thief steal your car on ce doe sn't necessarily mean it will happen again.
- Both of yours are wrong.
- Having a car thief steal your car on ce doe sn't necessarily mean it will happen again.
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Both of yours are wrong.
Having a car thief steal your car once doesn't necessarily mean it will happen again.
Having a car thief steal your car once doesn't necessarily mean it will happen again.
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HI,
Having a car thief stole your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
Having a car thief stolen your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
No.
eg Having a car thief steal your car once no comma doesn't necessarily mean it will
Having a car thief stole your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
Having a car thief stolen your car once, doesn't necessarily mean it will hapen again.
No.
eg Having a car thief steal your car once no comma doesn't necessarily mean it will
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