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Nasim
Which one is correct,? Which one is correct? I want to save up some money for (mine), ( my self) or for (me)? Thank you in advance
18 apr. 2016 09:32
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Grammatically "I want to save up some money for myself" but maybe it'd be better to explain what you're saving the money up for.. e.g "I want to save up some money for a holiday." Or even "I want to save up some money to treat myself"
18 april 2016
I want to save up some money for me.
18 april 2016
I want to save up some money for me.
18 april 2016
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Nasim
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Engels, Perzisch (Farsi)
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Engels
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