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Mbouti Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
a/the knowledge of ~
Hi
"always learning but never able to a knowledge of the truth"
"always learning but never able to the knowledge~"
Are the same meaning or different?
Thanks in advance.
"always learning but never able to a knowledge of the truth"
"always learning but never able to the knowledge~"
Are the same meaning or different?
Thanks in advance.
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Neither of those is correct. Something is wrong with or missing from your sentence. Possibly you mean "always learning but never able to attain the truth", or something similar.
- Neither of those is correct.
- Something is wrong with or missing from your sentence.
- Possibly you mean "always learning but never able to attain the truth", or something similar.
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Neither of those is correct. Something is wrong with or missing from your sentence. Possibly you mean "always learning but never able to attain the truth", or something similar.
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