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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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arrest
He was arrested for assaulting his mother.
He was arrested over allegations of assaulting his mother.
Does the first sentence imply the second?
Thanks.
He was arrested over allegations of assaulting his mother.
Does the first sentence imply the second?
Thanks.
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The end result is the same. Someone made the allegations, so he was arrested.
- The end result is the same.
- Someone made the allegations, so he was arrested.
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The end result is the same. Someone made the allegations, so he was arrested.
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