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What a beautiful day! Why don’t we go to a shopping mall in a town center? There’s a food court there to, where we can have lunch at noon, what do you say?
stepladder [879]3 years ago
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what A beautiful day! why don't we go to THE shopping mall in THE town center? there's A food court there, too, where we can have THE lunch at ? noon. What do you say?

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