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Run Errands

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Run Errands - to go out to do necessary tasks, such as go to the store, go to the bank, pay bills etc

• Do you have time to run errands today?
• I ran some errands before I went to work this morning.
• I have a lot of errands to run when I get home from school.
• I do not have time to run errands, because I work so much.
• I need a babysitter, because I have to run some errands.

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