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Latest post Wed, Jul 1 2009 12:57 PM by Yankee. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  802171 Wed, 01 Jul 09 12:34 PM
hey

which one of these two sentences sound right to you?


- "but don't let my saying just puts you off"

or

- "but don't let my saying just put you off"


Thanks in advance
Anonymous
Yankee  +  802179 Wed, 01 Jul 09 12:57 PM
Hi Anon


Neither of your sentences is good. I might suggest this:


"But don't let just my saying so put you off."
Yankee
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