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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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She might have good intentions but is led astray.
Is it correct?
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Technically yes. However, I would advocate writing it like this: She might have good intentions, but she is led astray.
- Technically yes.
- However, I would advocate writing it like this: She might have good intentions, but she is led astray.
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Technically yes. However, I would advocate writing it like this:
She might have good intentions, but she is led astray.
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