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    #1 06-Oct-2012, 09:48

    in the touch

    Is this sentence correct:
    1-I like exploding bubbles of bubble wraps, but the pleasure is in the touch and not in the sound.

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    Navi.
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    #2 06-Oct-2012, 11:00

    Re: in the touch

    Quote Originally Posted by navi tasan View Post
    Is this sentence correct:
    1-I like exploding the bubbles on bubble wrap, but the pleasure is in the touch and not in the sound.

    Gratefully,
    Navi.
    Bhai.
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