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  1. 30-Nov-2011, 16:07 #1
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    Default "You cheer up?"

    Hi,

    Can you say:

    "I'm glad you cheer up after this hard times"

    Thanks
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    Default Re: "You cheer up?"

    I'm glad you have cheered up...

    ...after this hard time.

    or

    ...after these hard times.
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    Default Re: "You cheer up?"

    Quote Originally Posted by SoothingDave View Post
    I'm glad you have cheered up...

    ...after this hard time.

    or

    ...after these hard times.

    Thanks
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