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#31 (permalink) Tue Nov 22, 2011 13:29 pm English idiom: ton of

Thank all of (to) you: I am still know that "loads of time" and "bags of time" are almost the same expressions according to their meaning, only they used in different parts of the word:) __________________ I want You to correct me:)

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