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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Are both of these good?
Are both of these perfectly natural?
1) I know that things might still be a little difficult for you because of what happened to your dad, but that's really no excuse to behave like that.
2) I know that you're probably still going through a difficult time because of what happened to your dad, but that's really no excuse to behave like that.
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Yes, they are both natural. That being said, the tone of "no excuse" sounds disciplinarily harsh.
- Yes, they are both natural.
- That being said, the tone of "no excuse" sounds disciplinarily harsh.
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Yes, they are both natural. That being said, the tone of "no excuse" sounds disciplinarily harsh.
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