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Old 13-Mar-2007, 08:57
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someone, stops me what is that mean?
and
someone stops me what is that mean?

what is the difference?
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Old 13-Mar-2007, 18:04
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someone, stops me what is that mean?
and
someone stops me what is that mean?

what is the difference?
I think you want to say:
Someone, stop me! and Someone stops me.
What do they mean? What's the difference?
I think if you read again you'll easily understand what they mean and what the difference is.
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thx for your idea.
I am learning english and I've just started it
My level is very low. sometimes I make a mistake I wish I could write better than now..
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thx for your idea.
I am learning english and I've just started it
My level is very low. sometimes I make a mistake I wish I could write better than now..
You are welcome! Now you write better.
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