April 9, 2021
Smartpone? TV?
I have a friend she told me she never watches TV.
I say how come!
Actually, she never watches “TV” by a “TV”.
But she watches TV but mobile phone all the time.
She doesn’t want to control by TV.
Like she need to wait for 6 o’clock to watch 6 o’clock news.
At the end she thinks she controls TV.
She just doesn’t want to admit that she is watching a TV.
Even I won the argument.
She still thinks watching TV from a real TV is for old people.
Watching TV in smartphone is cool and not a TV.
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Smartphone? TV? Smartphone? TV?
I have a friend shewho told me that she never watches TV.
I have a friend who told me that she never watches TV.
I say hid, “How come!?”
I said, “How come?”
Actually, she never watches “TV” byon a “TV”.,
Actually, she never watches “TV” on a “TV”,
Bbut she watches TV but mobileon her phone all the time.
but she watches TV on her phone all the time.
Nowadays “phone” already implies it’s a mobile phone. You would say “landline” to specify a corded phone.
She doesn’t want to be controlled by TV. She doesn’t want to be controlled by TV.
Like she needs to wait foruntil 6 o’clock to watch the 6 o’clock news.
Like she needs to wait until 6 o’clock to watch the 6 o’clock news.
AtIn the end she thinks she controls the TV.
In the end she thinks she controls the TV.
She just doesn’t want to admit that she is watching a TV.
Even I won the argument.
She still thinks watching TV fromon a real TV is for old people.
She still thinks watching TV on a real TV is for old people.
WShe thinks watching TV inon a smartphone is cool and it’s not a TV.
She thinks watching TV on a smartphone is cool and it’s not a TV.
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She doesn’t want to control by TV. She doesn’t want to be controlled by TV. She doesn’t want to be controlled by TV. |
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Watching TV in smartphone is cool and not a TV.
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Smartpone? TV? Smartphone? TV? Smartphone? TV? |
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I have a friend she told me she never watches TV.
I have a friend |
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I say how come!
I sa |
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Actually, she never watches “TV” by a “TV”.
Actually, she never watches “TV” |
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But she watches TV but mobile phone all the time.
Nowadays “phone” already implies it’s a mobile phone. You would say “landline” to specify a corded phone. |
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Like she need to wait for 6 o’clock to watch 6 o’clock news.
Like she needs to wait |
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At the end she thinks she controls TV.
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She just doesn’t want to admit that she is watching a TV. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Even I won the argument. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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She still thinks watching TV from a real TV is for old people.
She still thinks watching TV |
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