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  1. 01-May-2005, 18:43 #1
    jose rocha
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    Default to win to get or to gain candies?

    Can you say: Children go shouting "treat or trick" from door to door during Halloween because they want to win/gain/collect candies. If not what can I use instead of "win"/gain/collect?













    Last edited by jose rocha; 02-May-2005 at 00:12. Reason: add an extra question
  2. 02-May-2005, 03:13 #2
    ellayne Guest

    Talking Re: to win or to get candies?

    Jose
    as much as I know...children go out calling trick or treat to get candies...I hope I´ve helped you!!!
  3. 02-May-2005, 03:15 #3
    ellayne Guest

    Default Re: to win or to get candies?

    Quote Originally Posted by ellayne
    Jose
    as much as I know...children go out calling trick or treat to get candies...I hope I´ve helped you!!!
    I think we should try to exchange answers and questions.
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