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Ivy

Jan. 16, 2021

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I want to keep a cat

I love cats. They are always around my side, and scratch my feet gently. But my mother disagreed with me that I could keep a cat. she said " keeping a cat needs a lot of patience which you don't have. what's more, you're using my money to keep a cat." well. I think she is right. I will definitely keep a cat once I worked.

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I want to keep a cat

I love cats.

They are always aroundby my side, and scratch my feet gently.

But my mother disagreed with me that I could keep a cat.

sShe said, " kKeeping a cat needrequires a lot of patience whichthat you don't have.

wWhat's more, you'r would be using my money to keep a cat."

wWell.,

This should be combined with the next part.

I think she is right.

I will definitely keepget a cat once I workedhave my own money.

I want to keephave a cat

They are always aroundby my side, and scratch my feet gently.

But my mother disagreed with me that I could keepoes not want me to have a cat.

sShe said " keephaving a cat needtakes a lot of patience which you don't have.

wWhat's more, you're using my money to keephave a cat."

wWell, I think she is right.

I think she is right.

I will definitely keepget a cat once I workedhave a job and my own money.

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Great job! Especially the gerund with "having a cat takes a lot of patience"--not always the easiest grammar structure! Generally, you "have a pet" if you're talking about a long time, and you "get a pet" if you're talking about the start of having a pet.

I want to keep a cat


I want to keephave a cat

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I love cats.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

They are always around my side, and scratch my feet gently.


They are always aroundby my side, and scratch my feet gently.

They are always aroundby my side, and scratch my feet gently.

But my mother disagreed with me that I could keep a cat.


But my mother disagreed with me that I could keepoes not want me to have a cat.

But my mother disagreed with me that I could keep a cat.

she said " keeping a cat needs a lot of patience which you don't have.


sShe said " keephaving a cat needtakes a lot of patience which you don't have.

sShe said, " kKeeping a cat needrequires a lot of patience whichthat you don't have.

what's more, you're using my money to keep a cat."


wWhat's more, you're using my money to keephave a cat."

wWhat's more, you'r would be using my money to keep a cat."

well.


wWell, I think she is right.

wWell.,

This should be combined with the next part.

I think she is right.


I think she is right.

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I will definitely keep a cat once I worked.


I will definitely keepget a cat once I workedhave a job and my own money.

I will definitely keepget a cat once I workedhave my own money.

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