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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Have an excuse
Is it correct to say “have the excuse of”? I do not see it used like this ever.
You have the excuse of having to take your dog out if you get stopped by the police during the lockdown.
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anonymous You have the excuse of having to take your dog out if you get stopped by the police during the lockdown. Yes, it's correct. " CJ
- anonymous You have the excuse of having to take your dog out if you get stopped by the police during the lockdown.
- Yes, it's correct.
- " CJ
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anonymousYou have the excuse of having to take your dog out if you get stopped by the police during the lockdown.
Yes, it's correct. It's the answer to "What excuse do I have?"
CJ
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