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"Just go with it" with Adam Sandler and Jen Aniston I´ve just arrived from the movies, and the movie I saw was Just go with it. I got to say that this movie is very funny, i never stopped laughing and neither the other people. I hardly recommend it, so if you have a chance watch it, you won´t regret it. Thank you, and have a good time with the movie!!

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"Just go with it" with Adam Sandler and Jen Aniston

I´ve just arrived from the movies, and the movie I saw was Just go with it. I got to say that this movie is very funny, i never stopped laughing and neither the other people. I hardly recommend it, so if you have a chance watch it, you won´t regret it.
Thank you, and have a good time with the movie!!


Hi Enrique,

I'm glad you enjoyed the movie although I am not such a big fan of Jennifer Aniston ( therefore I avoid watching movies with her). Anyway, when you want to recommend something to someone then you say "I strongly recommend it" not "I hardly recommend it". You see "hardly" means the same as "barely". Therefore It makes no sense to put the words "hardly" and "recommend" next to each other. That would mean you barely recommend the movie. You see how that sounds weird right?

Zima.






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Hi guy. I can imagine as this movie is funny. Because they are great actors. I pretend watch it here soon. Will be nice. best regards

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