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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Correct sentences
A. "My hatred of him will never fade"
B. "My hatred for him will never fade"
A. "If you let hate give you power, forever will it cloud your heart"
B. "If you let hate give you power, it will forever cloud your heart"
Thank you
B. "My hatred for him will never fade"
A. "If you let hate give you power, forever will it cloud your heart"
B. "If you let hate give you power, it will forever cloud your heart"
Thank you
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First set: Both are correct. There is no difference in meaning. Perhaps ( A) is slightly more formal.
- First set: Both are correct.
- There is no difference in meaning.
- Perhaps ( A) is slightly more formal.
- Second set: Use ( B).
- It is more natural.
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First set:
Both are correct. There is no difference in meaning. Perhaps ( A) is slightly more formal.
Second set:
Use ( B). It is more natural.
Both are correct. There is no difference in meaning. Perhaps ( A) is slightly more formal.
Second set:
Use ( B). It is more natural.
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