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18 Aug 2022
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Are there any other way to express this?
'He couldn't stop himself from laughing.'
Are there any other way to express this?
'He couldn't stop himself from laughing.'
'He couldn't stop himself from laughing.'
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18 Aug 2022
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"He couldn't hold back his laughter."
"He couldn't keep his laughter in."
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"He couldn't hold back his laughter."
"He couldn't keep his laughter in."
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