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must / have / should be waiting | Use of "the" causing agrument with wife - help

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#16 (permalink) Sun Oct 21, 2007 23:45 pm Adverb Help (I have been missing you by not speaking/talking)

. Then perhaps something like: Let me know where you are now-- half of me remains with you. I can't live if you don't come: my tomorrows live in you. . _________________ Native English teacher at Mister Micawber's

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#17 (permalink) Mon Oct 22, 2007 18:27 pm Adverb Help (I have been missing you by not speaking/talking)

Mister Micawber wrote:

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Then perhaps something like:

Let me know where you are now--
half of me remains with you.
I can't live if you don't come:
my tomorrows live in you.
.

yours is better Mister Micawber thanks by the way "remain on you" is not correct which i used before ?

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#18 (permalink) Mon Oct 22, 2007 22:52 pm Adverb Help (I have been missing you by not speaking/talking)

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Quote:

"remain on you"

Well, all I can say is that it sounds odd-- it sounds like a catsup stain.
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