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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is "innocent before proved guilty" grammatically correct?
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Wanjiku Mzalendo Both Uhuru & Ruto are innocent before proved guilty. Its unfortunate that instead of maintaining a low profile both men chose to wip public ...
Wanjiku Mzalendo Both Uhuru & Ruto are innocent before proved guilty. Its unfortunate that instead of maintaining a low profile both men chose to wip public ...
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No, it's wrong. The usual phrase is "innocent until proved/proven guilty". There are several other mistakes in that text.
- No, it's wrong.
- The usual phrase is "innocent until proved/proven guilty".
- There are several other mistakes in that text.
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No, it's wrong. The usual phrase is "innocent until proved/proven guilty". There are several other mistakes in that text.
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