Wouldn't it be nice?.............................! How did you complement this sentence?
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Do you mean "complete this sentence"? :)
Example could be - "Wouldn't it be nice to have the day off?"
If so, it's used a lot with conditional / if clause:
"Wouldn't it be nice if Greta and Anna came over for dinner tomorrow?"
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Woah, I didn't do anything. Don't look at me.
If you want a person's opinion, you ask "How would you...?"
Complete means to finish. Complement means to accompany appropriately. Compliment means to say nice things.
If you want an end to your sentence, I've found some nice ideas from some boys I met on a beach:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOElUQjADbo
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can you help me :(
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