Are both of the sentences in bold correct?
Are both of the sentences in bold correct? And are they basically interchangeable in the context?
1 I'm sorry he cheated you for money. I guess once a fraud, always a fraud.
2 Yes, but maybe that's why I didn't really give him any money.
2 Yes, but maybe that's why I never really gave him any money.
1 You didn't?
2 No, I didn't trust him enough.
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Are both of the sentences in bold correct? Yes And are they basically interchangeable in the context? Yes 1 I'm sorry he cheated you for money.
- Are both of the sentences in bold correct?
- Yes And are they basically interchangeable in the context?
- Yes 1 I'm sorry he cheated you for money.
- I guess once a fraudster , always a fraudster.
- 2 Yes, but maybe that's why I didn't really give him any money.
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Are both of the sentences in bold correct? Yes
And are they basically interchangeable in the context? Yes
1 I'm sorry he cheated you for money. I guess once a fraudster, always a fraudster.
2 Yes, but maybe that's why I didn't really give him any money.
2 Yes, but maybe that's why I never really gave him any money.
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