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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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a better person for it
What does "He's becomes a better person for it " Does it mean anything? Is the sentence correct? What does it exactly mean? I heard it on television.
He's becomes a better person for it by the way he accepts criticism.
He's becomes a better person for it by the way he accepts criticism.
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He has become a better person because of some past experience. Often, the change was unexpected. Clive
- He has become a better person because of some past experience.
- Often, the change was unexpected.
- Clive
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He has become a better person because of some past experience.
Often, the change was unexpected.
Clive
Often, the change was unexpected.
Clive
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Thank you for the reply
Is "He has become a better person because of some past experience. Often, the change was unexpected" what "He's becomes a better person for it" means or did you write "He has become a better person because of some past experience.
Is "He has become a better person because of some past experience. Often, the change was unexpected" what "He's becomes a better person for it" means or did you write "He has become a better person because of some past experience.
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I wrote that as an explanation.
Is the sentence ending correct?
He's becomes a better person for it by the way he accepts criticism.
Usually, something in the earlier context has already explained what 'it' refers to.
eg
He accep
Is the sentence ending correct?
He's becomes a better person for it by the way he accepts criticism.
Usually, something in the earlier context has already explained what 'it' refers to.
eg
He accep
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I appreciate the help,
but why do we use the word for and not because
He accepts criticism.well. He has become a better person because of it.
Which is better He's becomes a better person for it by the way he accepts criticism. He's becomes a better person for it because of the way he accepts criticism. Is
but why do we use the word for and not because
He accepts criticism.well. He has become a better person because of it.
Which is better He's becomes a better person for it by the way he accepts criticism. He's becomes a better person for it because of the way he accepts criticism. Is
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