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Hi, It's correct grammar, but seems like a rather odd thing to say. Do you mean 'She concealed her illness'? Clive
- Hi, It's correct grammar, but seems like a rather odd thing to say.
- Do you mean 'She concealed her illness'?
- Clive
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Hi,
It's correct grammar, but seems like a rather odd thing to say.
Do you mean 'She concealed her illness'?
Clive
It's correct grammar, but seems like a rather odd thing to say.
Do you mean 'She concealed her illness'?
Clive
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I agree with Clive - but another interpretation might be:
Her colleague covered for her at work when she was sick.
Cheers,
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Her colleague covered for her at work when she was sick.
Cheers,
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Hi,
In a context like that, I woud say 'Her colleague covered for her illness' or 'She covered for her friend's illness'.
You need to keep the pronouns clear
Clive
In a context like that, I woud say 'Her colleague covered for her illness' or 'She covered for her friend's illness'.
You need to keep the pronouns clear
Clive
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