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11 Oct 2016
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Once they got into a big fight, he threw at her whatever stuff he could get his hands on.
♡ Hi! Is it too informal when I say "stuff" on stage for my speech contest?? Thanks!:)) ♡
Once they got into a big fight, he threw at her whatever stuff he could get his hands on.
♡ Hi! Is it too informal when I say "stuff" on stage for my speech contest?? Thanks!:)) ♡
♡ Hi! Is it too informal when I say "stuff" on stage for my speech contest?? Thanks!:)) ♡
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I don't think it's too too informal, but 'items' might sound a little better :)
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@pendingapproval: Wow!!! Thanks a lot! pendingapproval♡♡ It was a big help! I'll change that! Thanks♡
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