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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Accessory
He was charged as an accessory.
He was charged with accessory.
He was charged of accessory.
Can all of these be used? I'd probably use the first one.
Thank you.
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Ann225 I'd probably use the first one. That's a good choice. The other two are impossible.
- Ann225 I'd probably use the first one.
- That's a good choice.
- The other two are impossible.
- 'an accessory' is basically a helper.
- 'charged with' is followed by a crime.
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Ann225I'd probably use the first one.
That's a good choice. The other two are impossible.
'an accessory' is basically a helper.
'charged with' is followed by a crime.
charged with theft, charged with murder, ...
You can't be "charged with helper".
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