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Sentence correction: I confessed what I did yesterday night.



 
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Sentence correction: I confessed what I did yesterday night. #1 (permalink) Mon Jun 02, 2008 18:25 pm   Sentence correction: I confessed what I did yesterday night.		  
HI ,

"I confessed what i did yesterday night. the next time i will not reiterate the mistake again".

Could you rectify any grammatical mistakes in the above sentences ?

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Sentence correction: I confessed what I did yesterday night. #2 (permalink) Mon Jun 02, 2008 23:03 pm   Sentence correction: I confessed what I did yesterday night.		  
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I confessed what I did last night. I will not make the mistake again.
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