Apr 22, 2005 15:01
19 yrs ago
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I get on with the kids round about, even the rougher ones.
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“The people here are very friendly and they’re good strong houses. I get on with the kids round about, even the rougher ones. I give them respect, and talk to them on their level, so they respect me.”
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4 +8 | paraphrase | Armorel Young |
4 +1 | in the neighbourhood | jerrie |
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+8
7 mins
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paraphrase
I am friends with the children who live in the area, including with those who speak or behave roughly.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks"
+1
5 mins
in the neighbourhood
who live around here
or 'round about' - on the whole, to the best part ...
or 'round about' - on the whole, to the best part ...
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