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Qianlizhixing Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

a phrase?

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0 The usual phrase or expression is 'far be it from me/us to + infinitive'. 02i 02br 01i 02br 02br 02i 00 0-

— Conchita57

  • 0 The usual phrase or expression is 'far be it from me/us to + infinitive'.
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0 The usual phrase or expression is 'far be it from me/us to + infinitive'. It means: 'I/we would never 01i00do such a thing'02i00:02br
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01i00- Far be it from us to pry.02br
00- Far be it from me to criticise you.02br
00- Far be it from me to look down on anyone.02i02br
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