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Pructus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Accept VS accept of
Hello....
Google shows some results of "He/they accepted of " .
What is the difference between "He accepted it" and "He accepted of it"?
I mean, the difference between "accept something" and "accept of something"?
Google shows some results of "He/they accepted of " .
What is the difference between "He accepted it" and "He accepted of it"?
I mean, the difference between "accept something" and "accept of something"?
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You can forget accept of. It's obsolete. CB
- You can forget accept of.
- It's obsolete.
- CB
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I see.... I see....
Thanks so much, Cool Breeze!!
And also thanks, Mister Micawber!!
Thanks so much, Cool Breeze!!
And also thanks, Mister Micawber!!
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