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03-Nov-2004, 16:22
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 two questions "For whatever reason"? The writer used it to suggest that he does not want to elaborate further about the reason that he didn't meet her? Am I getting it right? 2. He told me he had live the American dream, with a thriving business and three children. "Live the American dream" is a set phrase, right? It refers to the people who came to American and got successful with their lives there? Thanks.  |
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03-Nov-2004, 18:49
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| Re: two questions to live the American dream - do not forget to change the tense of the verb. |
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04-Nov-2004, 15:35
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| Re: two questions Thanks for your correction, twostep. Could anyone please address my questions there? I'm so confused.  |
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04-Nov-2004, 19:55
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| Re: two questions You're correct in both 1 & 2. FRC |
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04-Nov-2004, 20:00
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| Re: two questions The French to the rescue! |
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