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Here is the story in short.
Here is the story briefly.
What would be correct to say?
Give us a short version of your life story.
Tell us a few words about yourself
introduce yourself
Here is the story in short.
Here is the story briefly.
What would be correct to say?
Give us a short version of your life story.
Tell us a few words about yourself
introduce yourself
Here is the story briefly.
What would be correct to say?
Give us a short version of your life story.
Tell us a few words about yourself
introduce yourself
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! Оба варианта - так себе.... Предлагаю напримкр: Here is the short version
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Give us a short version of your life story. Tell us a few words about yourself
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