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Cats... Not a fan
Why do cats love me? (You only need "the" if you mean some particular cats, and if so then you should say which ones) I am personally indifferent to them. (Good!) Seems to me they use us SOLELY to get comfort in life (Technically you should also have, for instance, "IT" before "seems," but in spoken English it's not important). But I NEVER kick some fat cat only because it's a vermin. They are soft and graceful and generally not very noisy. (Good!)
If only they don't jump on my knees every time I sit down!.. It drives me mad really...
How about: "If only they DIDN'T jump on my knees every time I SAT down!"
This kind of IF sentence is very strange in English; it doesn't follow logic, but we usually use the past for hypothetical situations. Technically: "It REALLY drives me mad," or, in spoken English, "It drives me mad, really..."
I love cats, so you can send them to me if they annoy you! :)
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