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Joseph A Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Are the sentences below okay?

1. He argued for borrowing a lot of money from the bank.

2. He argued for Jack borrowing a lot of money from a bank.

I think 1# is okay.

  

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1. He argued for borrowing a lot of money from the bank. OK 2.

— Clive

  • 1.
  • He argued for borrowing a lot of money from the bank.
  • OK 2.
  • He argued for Jack's borrowing a lot of money from a bank.
  • I hope you realize that argue for here means advocate .
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1. He argued for borrowing a lot of money from the bank. OK

2. He argued for Jack's borrowing a lot of money from a bank.


I hope you realize that argue for here means advocate.

Clive

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