Go sis St my principles/morals/convictions
How would you naturally phrase this? Are all 4 words correct?
Is it correct to say “is” or “go” against?
What you did goes/is against my principles/values/convictions/everything I stand for. I would never have lied.
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anonymous How would you naturally phrase this? I can't tell what it is supposed to mean. It looks like he told people that you lied when you didn't, but I can't see how anything he did can be said to have gone against your principles, etc.
- anonymous How would you naturally phrase this?
- I can't tell what it is supposed to mean.
- It looks like he told people that you lied when you didn't, but I can't see how anything he did can be said to have gone against your principles, etc.
- But leaving that aside ….
- anonymous Are all 4 words correct?
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anonymousHow would you naturally phrase this?
I can't tell what it is supposed to mean. It looks like he told people that you lied when you didn't, but I can't see how anything he did can be said to have gone against your principles, etc. But leaving that aside ….
anonymousAre all 4 words correct?
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