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I mean you can write "her explanations for the most common events can be very colorful because maybe she is..."

i really dont think you can explain it that much

Hope this helped!!!

motikmotik3 years ago

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This statement means that the way a person explains something is in a very detailed way that is full of imagination, even if what she is explaining is not that exciting.

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