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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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How would you say these 3 sentences?

How would you say these 3 sentences?
No one deserves to have a loved one taken from them.
I didn't do anything to deserve to die [over/for].
He doesn't deserves what has happened to him.
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I didn't do anything to deserve to die: Usually these words cannot be spoken because I've never heard a dead person speak. He didn't deserve what has happened to him.

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  • I didn't do anything to deserve to die: Usually these words cannot be spoken because I've never heard a dead person speak.
  • He didn't deserve what has happened to him.
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I didn't do anything to deserve to die: Usually these words cannot be spoken because I've never heard a dead person speak.

He didn't deserve what has happened to him.
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I meant to say 'He didn't do anything to deserve to die.

Is 'over or for' possible or incorrect?

In the last, why is it incorrect to use the present?
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In the last, why is it incorrect to use the present?
It's not incorrect, but usually the idea of deserving something and the act with which it is associated are in the same time frame.

He doesn't deserve to be punished for that. (present)
He didn't deserve the sentence he was given. (past)
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I see

But dont you say' he doesnt deserve to die over that'?
How come you don't say 'He didn't do anything to deserve to die over'?

Thank you
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