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Old 12-Aug-2004, 06:40
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Hi Group,

How can I use the word overdo in the informal way. I wanna say something like but I don't if this is right, following this context "Carolyn and I like to overdone to each other" "Carolyn always likes to overdid with me"

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Old 12-Aug-2004, 06:44
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They don't work:

Carolyn and I overdid the wine last night and I've got a dreadful headache.

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