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3 years ago

My english is really bad. Grammar is hard too. Plz do this. I’m not from england cmonn

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2 answers:

DerKrebs [107]3 years ago

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Answers,

1. I wonder why deadly extreme sports are more popular than ever.

2. I'm asking you, who is the most determind person you know?

3. I'm curious to find out, if this is your first time to go mountain climbing?

4. The reason why I won't try hang gliding is because, I'm afraid of heights.

5. I'm telling you be careful when you go skateboarding.

6. Do you know there are more people trying rock climbing than there are ice climbing?

Hope this helps :-)

Lisa [10]3 years ago

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1. I wonder why are deadly extreme sports more popular than ever?

2. I'm asking you who is the most determined person you know?

3. I'm curious to find out is it your first time to go mountain climbing?

4. The reason why I won't go hang gliding is because I'm afraid of heights.

5. I'm telling you be careful when you go skateboarding.

6. Do you know if there are more people trying rock climbing than ice climbing?

hope this helps!

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