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You probably mean one of two things: I polished my shoes for him ( did it because he likes them that way); I had him polish my shoes (he did the work for me).
- You probably mean one of two things: I polished my shoes for him ( did it because he likes them that way); I had him polish my shoes (he did the work for me).
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You probably mean one of two things:
I polished my shoes for him ( did it because he likes them that way);
I had him polish my shoes (he did the work for me).
I polished my shoes for him ( did it because he likes them that way);
I had him polish my shoes (he did the work for me).
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