01blockquote 01cite 10Tuongvan12cite 10b/ He wants to help you with some money . If you don't accept it , you will betray his feeling(s)12blockquote 10I don't think this a correct use of "betray". 0-
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01cite10Tuongvan12cite10a/ I will try to study well in order not to betray my parents' love .12blockquote10This is OK.01blockquote
01cite10Tuongvan12cite10b/ He wants to help you with some money . If you don't accept it , you will betray his feeling(s)12blockquote
01cite10Tuongvan12cite10a/ I will try to study well in order not to betray my parents' love . 11font10I'd substitute something like "expectations" for "love." Not many people would agree that your failure in school would relate in any way to your parents' love for you. I guess it's possible for a child to have