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I love my your girl - What does it mean? | Without other planets circling around their heads, confusing me much

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#1 (permalink) Thu Nov 27, 2008 14:43 pm Language Analysis

I am currently studying CELTA and having difficulties in understanding how to present language analysis. Ie i have to state the form of the following sentences. He takes after his father It's too heavy to lift It fits her i wish it would stop raining Can someone help me to understand or work out the form and pronunciation

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