Nov. 20, 2022
Bought a used chair online
I bought a second hand office chair from a local Facebook group, which was mainly for students from the university near my place to buy and sell stuffs.
The chair costed me 250 NT dollars which was equal to only 10 USD or so.
The downside was that I had to bring it back to my apartment by myself from the place where the stutdent and I met. On the top of that, the wheels were stuck with a chunk of gross hairs and just barely spun. It took me an hour to remove the hairs and relubricate to make the wheels back in business.
In retrospect, when it came to what I paid and got, the chair was a fixer-upper.
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We capitalize the first letter of important words in titles.
I bought a second hand office chair from a local Facebook group, which was mainly for students from the university near my place to buy and sell stuffs.
The plural for "stuff" is "stuff."
The chair costed me 250 NT dollars which was equal to only 10 USD or so.
One of the past tenses of "cost" is "costed" but in the US we often say and write it this way.
The downside was that I had to bring it back to my apartment by myself from the place where the stutdent and I met.
On the top of that, the wheels were stuck with a chunks of gross hairs and so they just barely spun.
oh, yuck! That's too bad.
It took me an hour to remove the hairs and relubricate to make the wheels to put them back in business.
The plural form of "hair" is "hair."
"To put [something] back in business" is an idiom.
An hour! That was a lot of hair!
In retrospect, when it came to what I paid and got, the chair was a fixer-upper.
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Good for you and your persistence! Well done.
Nov. 22, 2022
Thank you so much!
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Bought a used chair online I Bought a We capitalize the first letter of important words in titles. |
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I bought a second hand office chair from a local Facebook group, which was mainly for students from the university near my place to buy and sell stuffs. I bought a second hand office chair from a local Facebook group, which was mainly for students from the university near my place to buy and sell stuff The plural for "stuff" is "stuff." |
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The chair costed me 250 NT dollars which was equal to only 10 USD or so. The chair cost One of the past tenses of "cost" is "costed" but in the US we often say and write it this way. |
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The downside was that I had to bring it back to my apartment by myself from the place where the stutdent and I met. The downside was that I had to bring it back to my apartment by myself from the place where the stu |
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On the top of that, the wheels were stuck with a chunk of gross hairs and just barely spun. On oh, yuck! That's too bad. |
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It took me an hour to remove the hairs and relubricate to make the wheels back in business. It took me an hour to remove the hair The plural form of "hair" is "hair." "To put [something] back in business" is an idiom. An hour! That was a lot of hair! |
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In retrospect, when it came to what I paid and got, the chair was a fixer-upper. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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