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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Can someone help me with one sentence?
Hi,
I am trying to formulate a sentence that says you are responsible for your own actions, and the only judge you face is yourself.
I came up with this:
He only needs to account for himself.
I am trying to formulate a sentence that says you are responsible for your own actions, and the only judge you face is yourself.
I came up with this:
He only needs to account for himself.
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I am trying to formulate a sentence that says you are responsible for your own actions, and the only judge you face is yourself. I like the way you have already worded it (in bold). It''s easy to understand, precise and direct.
- I am trying to formulate a sentence that says you are responsible for your own actions, and the only judge you face is yourself.
- I like the way you have already worded it (in bold).
- It''s easy to understand, precise and direct.
- I came up with this: He only needs to account for himself The meaning of this is not easy to understand.
- [ In addition, the original speaks of ''you', and your version speaks of 'he'.
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I am trying to formulate a sentence that says you are responsible for your own actions, and the only judge you face is yourself. I like the way you have already worded it (in bold). It''s easy to understand, precise and direct.
I came up with this:
He only needs to account for himself
I came up with this:
He only needs to account for himself
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Hi Clive thanks for the response.
i will use the first sentence. He is responsible for his own actions, and the only judge he faces is himself
Just to be sure and for the sake of learning English. The second sentence conveys the same message, right? Although the sentence is not concise, it is still usable.
i will use the first sentence. He is responsible for his own actions, and the only judge he faces is himself
Just to be sure and for the sake of learning English. The second sentence conveys the same message, right? Although the sentence is not concise, it is still usable.
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You are responsible for your own actions, and the only judge you face is yourself.
He only needs to account for himself.
I don't get the same meaning from your version.
The original speaks of ''you', and your version speaks of 'he'.
This doesn't ma
He only needs to account for himself.
I don't get the same meaning from your version.
The original speaks of ''you', and your version speaks of 'he'.
This doesn't ma
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