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5 Nov 2020
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Which sentence is correct?🤔🤔
1. It help keep the conversation flowing smoothly.
2. It help the conversation keep flowing smoothly.
Which sentence is correct?🤔🤔
1. It help keep the conversation flowing smoothly.
2. It help the conversation keep flowing smoothly.
1. It help keep the conversation flowing smoothly.
2. It help the conversation keep flowing smoothly.
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1. It helps keep the conversation going smoothly.
2. It helps the conversation be kept going smoothly.
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1. It helps keep the conversation going smoothly.
2. It helps the conversation be kept going smoothly.
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@AreebahWerner There were a lot of mistakes😅 Thank you so much. It is really helpful for me. Have a nice day🙂!!
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