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Fastazzevo  +  316591 Thu, 18 Jan 07 02:40 AM

I have been catching myself. Well, I should say my girlfriend has been catching me saying things like "I don't no anymore" "I don't do that no more". 

I am trying figure out where I picked this up and why it has been so long since I had this brought to my attention.


How do I correct this in my speech and other things I a might say that are not "proper english"
Fastazzevo
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Marius Hancu, 2 yr 311 days ago
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Philip  +  316601 Thu, 18 Jan 07 02:54 AM
 Marius Hancu wrote:
Read good fiction
And listen to your girlfriend!
Philip
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