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• Eagle eye 11 years ago

  Good you talk good about ur mum and step mum,
  However, don't forget some of your nude dressing and some part you play on set is affecting negatively on our young girls who watch your movies
  Could you please think about your ...
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  Good you talk good about ur mum and step mum,
  However, don't forget some of your nude dressing and some part you play on set is affecting negatively on our young girls who watch your movies
  Could you please think about your impact as a role model as well

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• OGOGLO QUARTER ! 11 years ago

  WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT YOUR JOB THINK ALSO ABOUT YOUR CHILD....IF YOU CANNOT GET A VERY GOOD MAN THAN CONSIDER ME...

  WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT YOUR JOB THINK ALSO ABOUT YOUR CHILD....IF YOU CANNOT GET A VERY GOOD MAN THAN CONSIDER ME...

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• Cape Verdean learning English in Ghan 11 years ago

  Attention to our Media writers. There is a point of correction on the last line of this article which ought to be rectify before publishing.
  It is wrong to use the word "eldest"
  instead of 'oldest' for a person of Yvonne Ok ...
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  Attention to our Media writers. There is a point of correction on the last line of this article which ought to be rectify before publishing.
  It is wrong to use the word "eldest"
  instead of 'oldest' for a person of Yvonne Okoro's age. She is just
  28 years of age.

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• TRUTH HURTS 11 years ago

  Indeed, both eldest and oldest refer to the greatest in age. The crucial difference, however, lies in the fact that eldest can only be used for related persons, while oldest can be used for any person, place or thing in a gro ...
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  Indeed, both eldest and oldest refer to the greatest in age. The crucial difference, however, lies in the fact that eldest can only be used for related persons, while oldest can be used for any person, place or thing in a group of related or unrelated elements. Examples:
  
  •He is the eldest/oldest of the three children.
  •Mine is the ...../oldest car on the block.
  •John is the eldest (less common)/oldest student in my class.
  •She is the eldest (less common)/oldest of my nieces.
  •'Is New York the ....../oldest city in the US?'
  •He's the eldest (less common)/oldest in the brotherhood.
  
  Don't attempt to mark grammar when you are rather worse!

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