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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

English grammer

Please correct this sentence

" He is in the habit of speaking lies for nothing"

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" (There's no excuse for misspelling 'grammar'. )

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"He is in the habit of telling lies for no reason."

(There's no excuse for misspelling 'grammar'. It's right up there in the name of the forum.)

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