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Michelle Cha Posted 10 years ago
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I begged my wife mercy, / I begged mercy of my wife.
1. I begged my wife mercy.
2. I begged mercy of my wife.
I came across these sentences on someone's blog and wonder these are correct and grammatical.
2. I begged mercy of my wife.
I came across these sentences on someone's blog and wonder these are correct and grammatical.
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Michelle Cha I came across these sentences on someone's blog and wonder these are correct and grammatical. The second seems OK; the first does not seem natural to me. '
- Michelle Cha I came across these sentences on someone's blog and wonder these are correct and grammatical.
- The second seems OK; the first does not seem natural to me.
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Michelle ChaI came across these sentences on someone's blog and wonder these are correct and grammatical.The second seems OK; the first does not seem natural to me. Today, we would say 'I begged my wife to have mercy.'
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