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17-Nov-2009, 21:37
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 Asking for a reason. Why don't you like pizza? (I am asking someone the reason). |
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17-Nov-2009, 21:56
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| Re: Asking for a reason. The first sentence is correct. The 2nd could be better with the "for the reason" (as your title.) Cheers! |
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