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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

I batter mean I was beaten by.........

I went through many batter to produce this evidence in court.

[I batter mean I was beaten by somebody who intends to destroy the evidence]

Is the bold sentence right?

Please help me.
  

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User_gary I went through many batter to produce this evidence in court. [ I batter mean s I was beaten by somebody who intends to destroy the evidence ] Is the bold sentence right? Please help me.

— Feebs11

  • User_gary I went through many batter to produce this evidence in court.
  • [ I batter mean s I was beaten by somebody who intends to destroy the evidence ] Is the bold sentence right?
  • Please help me.
  • Grammatically it is correct, but it is incorrect in that "I batter" means that I was beating someone else.
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User_garyI went through many batter to produce this evidence in court.

[I batter means I was beaten by somebody who intends to destroy the evidence]

Is the bold sentence right?

Please help me.
Grammatically it is correct, but it is incorrect in that "I batter" means that I was beating someone
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