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20-May-2006, 07:43
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 Case Billy: Are you going to New york with me? Samatha: No, i have no time to go with you. Billy: up to you, it is your decision. in this case, what it refers to? can anyone help me, thank? thank You |
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20-May-2006, 10:44
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 Re: Case (Not) going to New York with me is your decision.  Correction Billy: Are you going to New York with me? Samatha: No, I have no time to go with you. Billy: It's up to you. It is your decision. |
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20-May-2006, 15:14
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 Re: Case okie thank you.. But "It is your decision" It refer to what? can you tell me, please? thank You |
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21-May-2006, 14:39
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| Re: Case The pronoun It stands for, go or not go to New York with me. Correction It refers to what? |
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21-May-2006, 14:51
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| Re: Case it referes to YOUR DECESION |
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21-May-2006, 15:03
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| Re: Case thank casiopea and matilda  |
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21-May-2006, 15:11
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| Re: Case You're welcome. Correction Matilda, try, "It refers", not "It referes". |
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22-May-2006, 18:28
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 Re: Case yes dear Casiopea. I always make such mistakes  |
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