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Am I grown up?
Am I grown up? I think what it is true. I was glad when I bought pens on sale today. I am glad to have bought cheap pens. I saved up on my money. I am becoming like an old lady.
Am I grown up?
Am I grown up? I think that I have [grown up]/it is true. I was [glad when I bought]/to buy pens on sale today. I was glad to get cheap pens. I saved up some money. I am becoming like an old lady.There's nothing wrong with saving 'a bob or two'* so you can use it when you need it for something you want.
* old British expression, meaning a fairly small amount of money, though sometimes used ironically to mean a much larger amount. A 'bob' was a shilling in pre-decimal coinage, equivalent to 5p i.e. £0.05, but at that time could buy much more than now.
Am I grow up?
Am I grow up? I think what it is true. I was glad when I bought pens in sale today. I glad to cheep pens. I save up money. I am becoming like old lady.Have I grown up?
Have I grown up? I think it is true.I was glad when I bought some pens on sale today. I was glad to buy cheap pens. i saved some money. I became and old lady...
"Am I grow up? Am I growing up? I think so. I was happy today to buy pens on sale. I'm happy to get cheap pens. I saved a little money. I'm turning into an old lady."
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