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Tostyle un Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Hello teachers,
What does guilt mean here?
"You are absolved of your guilts."
Guilt also means crime?
Thank you!
What does guilt mean here?
"You are absolved of your guilts."
Guilt also means crime?
Thank you!
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The usual is "sins" in that context. Where did you come across that? "Guilt" is an uncountable noun.
- The usual is "sins" in that context.
- Where did you come across that?
- "Guilt" is an uncountable noun.
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The usual is "sins" in that context. Where did you come across that? "Guilt" is an uncountable noun.
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