I. ghost [gəʊst, америк. goʊst] СУЩ.
| I | ghost |
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| you | ghost |
| he/she/it | ghosts |
| we | ghost |
| you | ghost |
| they | ghost |
| I | ghosted |
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| you | ghosted |
| he/she/it | ghosted |
| we | ghosted |
| you | ghosted |
| they | ghosted |
| I | have | ghosted |
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| you | have | ghosted |
| he/she/it | has | ghosted |
| we | have | ghosted |
| you | have | ghosted |
| they | have | ghosted |
| I | had | ghosted |
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| you | had | ghosted |
| he/she/it | had | ghosted |
| we | had | ghosted |
| you | had | ghosted |
| they | had | ghosted |
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Written solo or with the help of a ghost-writer, they feature heavily on bestseller lists.
theconversation.com The commission saw no indications that the thesis had been written by a ghost-writer.
en.wikipedia.org But allegations later surfaced that he had been aided by a ghost-writer and had copied passages of his dissertation from other people's work.
en.mercopress.com He said the sickness was so serious that she could give up the ghost any time soon.
www.vanguardngr.com Unless you find a particularly good one, it will require some money being spent for wear and tear on items that will inevitably give up the ghost.
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