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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
He gave in to moral values.
He would give up his life willingly for you.
The information conveyed by the police officers was not clear. (can 'convey' be used in this context?)
The information send out by the police officers was not clear. (Is 'send out' acceptable?)
He turned over a new leaf for his own good.
Are there any mistakes?
He would give up his life willingly for you.
The information conveyed by the police officers was not clear. (can 'convey' be used in this context?)
The information send out by the police officers was not clear. (Is 'send out' acceptable?)
He turned over a new leaf for his own good.
Are there any mistakes?
Top answer
1. You can abandon moral values or adhere to moral values. You can't give in to moral values.
- 1.
- You can abandon moral values or adhere to moral values.
- You can't give in to moral values.
- 2.
- ok 3.
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1. You can abandon moral values or adhere to moral values. You can't give in to moral values.
2. ok
3. ok
4. sent out
5. ok
2. ok
3. ok
4. sent out
5. ok
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