Feb. 15, 2025
The most expensive item I have on today is my watch. This is a watch that I gave myself when I graduated university, and I have taken good care of it for decades.
What is the Most Expensive Item Tthat You Have on Today?
The most expensive item I have on today is my watch.
This is a watch that I gave myself when I graduated from university, and I have taken good care of it for decades.
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This is a watch that I gavebought myself when I graduated university, and I have taken good care of it for decades.
gave -> bought: "buying" yourself something is interpreted as the equivalent of "giving yourself a gift", which is teh case here.
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The most expensive item I have on me today is my watch.
This is a watch that I gavebought myself when I graduated university, and I have taken good care of it for decades.
What is the Most Expensive Item That You Have on Today?
The most expensive item I have on today is my watch.
This is a watch that I gave myself when I graduated from (my) university, and I have taken good care of it for decades.
• The university graduated many students.
• I graduated FROM university.
(In American English, we would say “from college” or “from my university” instead of “from university.”)
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What is the Most Expensive Item That You Have on Today?
The most expensive item I have on today is my watch.
This is a watch that I gave myself when I graduated university, and I have taken good care of it for decades.
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