Feb. 25, 2021
I didn't book a parking space in my community. Every time I enter or go out of my community, the entrance guard always asks me for parking fees. Each time the entrance guard wants to charge me, I have to take a lot of time to negotiate with them. It is a lot of trouble to do this every time I enter or go out of my community, so I bought an open parking space.
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I didn't bookreserve a parking space in my community.
In (American) English, we more commonly use the verb "reserve" when talking about parking spaces.
Every time I enter or go out of my community, the entrance guard always asks me for parking fees.
Each time the entrance guard wants to charge me, I have to takespend a lot of time to negotiateing with them.
It is a lot of trouble to do this every time I enter or go out of my community, so I bought an open parking space.
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I didn't book a parking space in my community. I didn't In (American) English, we more commonly use the verb "reserve" when talking about parking spaces. |
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Every time I enter or go out of my community, the entrance guard always asks me for parking fees. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Each time the entrance guard wants to charge me, I have to take a lot of time to negotiate with them. Each time the entrance guard wants to charge me, I have to |
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It is a lot of trouble to do this every time I enter or go out of my community, so I bought an open parking space. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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