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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Can you fix my sentence?

If I treated you the way you treated me, you would still try to justify yourself.
  

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What do you mean here by 'justify yourself'? Can you say it another way?

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What do you mean here by 'justify yourself'? Can you say it another way?
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Like, "Prove that what you are doing is reasonable. Everything you do is always right."
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I don't understand the connection between the two parts of your sentence.
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Well, What if I treated you the way you treated me? You would still try to justify yourself. Is this correct?
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Can you explain how the other person has treated you? That seems to be the key to understanding.
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There is nothing wrong with your sentence. Obviously it doesn't mean a lot out of context, but it's perfectly correct.
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