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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
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Word correction" to correct oneself, to mend onself, to turn over a new leaf"
1) So far I have behaved badly but now I correct my way.
2) So far I have behaved badly but now I correct myself.
3) So far I have behaved badly but now I mend my way.
4) So far I have behaved badly but now I mend myself.
Which one is correct and commonly used in daily conversation? any other synonym?
Thanks
2) So far I have behaved badly but now I correct myself.
3) So far I have behaved badly but now I mend my way.
4) So far I have behaved badly but now I mend myself.
Which one is correct and commonly used in daily conversation? any other synonym?
Thanks
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napoleonponapa Which one is correct and commonly used in daily conversation? I admit that I've behaved badly in the past, but now I intend to mend my way s . CJ
- napoleonponapa Which one is correct and commonly used in daily conversation?
- I admit that I've behaved badly in the past, but now I intend to mend my way s .
- CJ
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napoleonponapaWhich one is correct and commonly used in daily conversation?I admit that I've behaved badly in the past, but now I intend to mend my ways.
CJ
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