I made a origami flaping swan

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Today I made an origami swan, it was really nice. I was able to sell my swans for five pesos each. here is the link to the website so you can make it too. Origami Player

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  1. Blessie AdlaonJanuary 18, 2017 at 11:16 PM

    "Today I made an origami swan in was really nice" should be two sentences.

    "I was able to sell them for five pesos each." "Them" refers to a plural noun. What noun is this referring to? You never mentioned any plural nouns before this. Do you mean "it"?

    What is wrong with this sentence: "here is the link I got to teach me how to make it"?

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