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27 May
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English (US)
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I want to say this sentence Informal and native English please.
"How tired and exhausted I am today, I really wanted to hang out with Ava, but if she calls, I will get rid of her."
I want to say this sentence Informal and native English please.
"How tired and exhausted I am today, I really wanted to hang out with Ava, but if she calls, I will get rid of her."
"How tired and exhausted I am today, I really wanted to hang out with Ava, but if she calls, I will get rid of her."
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- English (US)
I'm so tired and exhausted today. Even though I really wanted to hang out with Ava, if she calls I will ignore it.
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- English (US)
You could say:
"I'm so exhausted today. I really wanted to hang out with Ava, but if she calls, I'm ditching her."
Using contractions ("I'm" instead of "I am") is more informal.
To "ditch" someone means "abandon," or in an informal/casual setting, it often means to "cancel plans."
- Persian
- Persian
could you please fix these sentences for me?
"Hi Ava, I went to Mia's house to aske her come with us, but something really happened to her that I have to stay here."
:oh! cool, she is with me behind your front door, cause I picked her up to come with us."
"Hi Ava, I went to Mia's house to aske her come with us, but something really happened to her that I have to stay here."
:oh! cool, she is with me behind your front door, cause I picked her up to come with us."
- French (France)
"Am I ever tuckered out today! I wanted to hang out with Ava so bad, but if she calls, I'm ditching her."
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- Persian
@wonderlustwanders
could you please fix these too?
I'm coming, just a minute
oh! cool, she is with me behind your front door, cause I picked her up to come with us."
could you please fix these too?
I'm coming, just a minute
oh! cool, she is with me behind your front door, cause I picked her up to come with us."
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