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  1. 06-Jan-2010, 05:04 #1
    uktous
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    Default one of the main reasons, the second main reason

    Hi,

    Question:
    Do I use [main reason(s)] correctly?

    Sentence:
    I marry with my girlfriend.
    One of the main reasons is that I like my girlfriend.
    The second main reason is that she is good at cooking.


    Thanks
    Last edited by uktous; 06-Jan-2010 at 05:18.
  2. 06-Jan-2010, 06:49 #2
    Kondorosi
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    Default Re: one of the main reasons, the second main reason

    Absolutely.
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