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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Is this said in English? crying doesn't work with me?
"You know crying doesn't work with me, you can cry all you want. I won't give in, your mother might. So save your crying for her"
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"You know crying doesn't work with me, you can cry all you want. I won't give in, your mother might. So save your crying for her"
Thanks
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Yes, that’s natural. You have a couple of comma splices, though. You know crying doesn't work with me .
- Yes, that’s natural.
- You have a couple of comma splices, though.
- You know crying doesn't work with me .
- Y ou can cry all you want.
- I won't give in .
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Yes, that’s natural. You have a couple of comma splices, though.
You know crying doesn't work with me. You can cry all you want. I won't give in. Your mother might. So save your crying for her.
Even better:
You can cry all you want, but you know crying doesn’t work with me. Your mother might give in, but I won’t. So save your crying for her.
You know crying doesn't work with me. You can cry all you want. I won't give in. Your mother might. So save your crying for her.
Even better:
You can cry all you want, but you know crying doesn’t work with me. Your mother might give in, but I won’t. So save your crying for her.
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