Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
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* That's what I'm hoping <for>; that the team will win.
* There are days when there are no games. There are no games somedays.
* That's one too many passes. He shouldn't have passed but scored.
* That's what I'm hoping <for>; that the team will win.
* There are days when there are no games. There are no games somedays.
* That's one too many passes. He shouldn't have passed but scored.
Top answer
Anonymous That's what I'm hoping ( for ) : that the team will win. There are days when there are no games. There are no games some _ days .
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Anonymous That's what I'm hoping (for): that the team will win.
There are days when there are no games. There are no games some_
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