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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
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"Would have been the same thing" natural?
Could you please tell me if this is natural?
1 You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my money, but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
Thank you
1 You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my money, but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
Thank you
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1 You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying, “I should just use my money ," but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
- 1 You're money is my money and vice versa.
- You keep saying, “I should just use my money ," but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
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1 You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying, “I should just use my money," but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
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Sorry MM,
Your money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying, “I should just use my money," but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
Is it idiomatic to say "it would have been the same thing in the end."
Thank you
Your money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying, “I should just use my money," but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
Is it idiomatic to say "it would have been the same thing in the end."
Thank you
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