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Latest post Thu, Sep 30 2004 4:08 PM by Sofia101. 2 replies.
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Sofia101  +  48303 Thu, 30 Sep 04 04:08 PM
Hi there
Is it correct to say "I do not want to casuse any incovenience or alter your plans in any way"?
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matthewg, 5 yr 58 days ago
Hi Sofia

Yes it is correct, except for some typos.
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Sofia101, 5 yr 58 days ago
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