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LiaNakatsu
I am recommending this story, for good taste and the goodwill of the author of writing, and also, of course, for endless creativity! And the way the story unfolds and the way the author organizes her, congratulations Kanai !!
"CITE," "SITE," and "SIGHT"
"Cite" means to quote or reference. "Site" refers to a location. "Sight" relates to seeing or a view. Ex.: Remember to cite your sources. The archaeological site is fascinating. The sunset is a breathtaking sight.
"LED" and "LEAD"
"Led" is the past tense of the verb "to lead." "Lead" can be a verb meaning to guide or a noun referring to a type of metal. Ex.: She led the team to victory. He will lead the project. The pipes are made of lead.
Recommended by LiaNakatsu
LiaNakatsu
I am recommending this story, for good taste and the goodwill of the author of writing, and also, of course, for endless creativity! And the way the story unfolds and the way the author organizes her, congratulations Kanai !!
Cobra Starship
Recommended by LiaNakatsu
LiaNakatsu
I am recommending this story, for good taste and the goodwill of the author of writing, and also, of course, for endless creativity! And the way the story unfolds and the way the author organizes her, congratulations Kanai !!
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"CITE," "SITE," and "SIGHT"
"Cite" means to quote or reference. "Site" refers to a location. "Sight" relates to seeing or a view. Ex.: Remember to cite your sources. The archaeological site is fascinating. The sunset is a breathtaking sight.