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Have a ciggie, you'll be smart enough to work it out then.
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a quick answer if possible.
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of
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and an explanation if you can
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thankyou
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should say the sentence is I was able to finish the furnishing of,off
my flat. |
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Are you writing about it or writing it off?
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of yes - of in this case means derived or coming from
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Seriously? Of!
Alternatively, you were able to finish off the furnishing. |
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Might be quicker to give them a call.
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I was able to finish furnishing my flat.
Why make it any more clunky? |
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or you could say I was able to finish off the furnishing of my flat
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Flat furnished. Even more concise.
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Or in estate agent parlance,
FF, OWO, CIM. |
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early viewing recommended (NAP)
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ah yes got it now with the `alt. you were able to finish off the furnishing...thanks all
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I may need to move to your area Ken I reckon, although it wouldn't do much for house prices round there if I did.
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I wouldn't, looks like rain this afternoon.
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Although that is an admittedly short-termist position I'm taking.
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you still got Ramsay sniffing around Ken?
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No, I scattered some lion poo around and we've not seen him since.
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good stuff
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on that note I wonder if bits of orange peel would help kenny man to stop entering Sir Titus Salt?
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No capital letter at the beginning of the sentence, no full stop, and -could spelt wrong, never mind off or of
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if you are selling - it might be worth remembering that you can obtain a free valuation of your house simply by committing a crime and having the Daily Mail write an article about you.
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