English, asked by zeem6334, 1 year ago

i have something to expiate ; a pettiness explain these line in about 60 words (please mkae it very simple and clear )

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Answered by princess80

these lines mean that the speaker (reffered as "I" ) has something to change. this must be something likr I dont like this thing or this thing is unsuitable so I wish to change it. pettiness means narrow minded or lacking generosity..

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