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Vincent Ding Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
For the sake of prudence?
0 does the subject phrase intended to mean "in order to act prudently" sound like what a native speaker may utter? 0-
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0 As a subject, no; as an adverbial, fine: 02 br
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00 'For the sake of prudence, we will lock our bicycles to the tiger's cage.' 0-
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00 'For the sake of prudence, we will lock our bicycles to the tiger's cage.' 0-
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