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22 Aug 2021
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"I think I discribed very clearly what in the matter, bur it seemed I did't get it across to him"
Does that make sense?
"I think I discribed very clearly what in the matter, bur it seemed I did't get it across to him"
Does that make sense?
Does that make sense?
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Not really. “I thought I described it well, but it seems I didn’t get the idea across.”
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Not really. “I thought I described it well, but it seems I didn’t get the idea across.”
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