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5 February
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English (US)
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Is this correct and natural?
I don't like to be stuck like glue by you.
Is this correct and natural?
I don't like to be stuck like glue by you.
I don't like to be stuck like glue by you.
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I don't like to be stuck like glue to you.
I don't like you to be stuck like glue to me.
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Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏
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