Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Jim: She got a little too much sun so she decided to go to bed early.
Ken: Are you sure it was the sun that made her tired, [and] not you.
I got two questions..
What does it mean by 'a little too much sun? Sunburn?
Is 'and' in the second sentence needed?
Thanks!
Ken: Are you sure it was the sun that made her tired, [and] not you.
I got two questions..
What does it mean by 'a little too much sun? Sunburn?
Is 'and' in the second sentence needed?
Thanks!
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Hi, Jim: She got a little too much sun so she decided to go to bed early. Ken: Are you sure it was the sun that made her tired, [and] not you. I have got two questions..
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Hi,
Jim: She got a little too much sun so she decided to go to bed early.
Ken: Are you sure it was the sun that made her tired, [and] not you.
I have got two questions..
What does it mean by 'a little too much sun? Sunb
Jim: She got a little too much sun so she decided to go to bed early.
Ken: Are you sure it was the sun that made her tired, [and] not you.
I have got two questions..
What does it mean by 'a little too much sun? Sunb
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