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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Close meaning

Hi. I want to write a close meaning for this sentence = The accident wasn't my fault. I wrote " I am not to blame for the accident." Can I write " I don't blame myself for the accident."?
  

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Anonymous I want to write a close meaning for this sentence = The accident wasn't my fault. " That's right. Those have the same meaning.

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  • Anonymous I want to write a close meaning for this sentence = The accident wasn't my fault.
  • " That's right.
  • Those have the same meaning.
  • "?
  • You can, but your first try (above) was a closer match for what you wanted to say.
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AnonymousI want to write a close meaning for this sentence = The accident wasn't my fault. I wrote " I am not to blame for the accident."
That's right. Those have the same meaning.
AnonymousCan I write " I don't blame myself for the accident."?
You can, but your first try (above) was a closer match for what you wanted to sa
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