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English phrase to CORRECT:

You may have practiced for a long time, or even become very familiar with the looks of the instrument you use when speaking, but you'd be surprised how much you can do when you explore new ways of using it.

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Votes: 0 You may have practiced a long time, or even gotten very familiar with the looks of the instrument you use when speaking, but you'd be surprised how much you can do when you explore new ways to use it. Doval Votes: 1001 You may have practiced for a long time, or even become very familiar with the looks of the instrument you use when speaking, but you'd be surprised how much you can do when you explore new ways of using it. Pajal7 Votes: 0 You may have practiced a long time, or even gotten very familiar with the looks of the instrument you use when speaking, but you'd be surprised about how much you can do when you explore new ways to use it. Semiona Votes: 0 You may have practiced a long time, or even gotten very familiar with the looks of the instrument you use when speaking, but you'd be surprised about how much you can do when you explore new ways to use it. payam71 Votes: 0 You may have practiced it for a long time, or even gotten very familiar with the look of the instrument you use while speaking, but you'd be surprised about how much you can do when you explore new ways to use it. ANDERSONTENORIO_TOM Votes: 0 You may have practiced a long time, or even gotten very familiar with the looks of the instrument you use when speaking, but you'd be surprised about how much you can do when you explore new ways to use it. vincent

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