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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Have the excuse of

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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It sounds unremarkable to me in everyday speech.

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It sounds unremarkable to me in everyday speech.

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