A recent casting call informed me that the director was "norweigien."
Apparently, dancers are encouraged to choreograph pieces "on there own"
Where is that, then?
This just in: "The dead persons must act dead!"
"Looking for a slightly hippy girl."
Methinks you meant a hippie, not an applebottom.
"She here's a truck outside."
Homonyms and apostrophes are crying.
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«"She here's a truck outside."»
It seems to me that this is looking for a very large actress, and what it's really missing are commas:
«"She, here, is a truck outside."»
Hippy is a pretty widely accepted variant of hippie.
Oh, but English Advantage, why would you use a variant that means something else when the traditional spelling is clear?
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