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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Is ‘that’s beyond reasons” correctly used in the sentence?

Is ‘that’s beyond reasons” correctly used in the sentence?

If I were to describe my Daddy in one short phrase, I’d say that she is my “favorite person in the world.” That’s beyond reasons, such as “because he’s my father,” and “we’re of the same blood.”

  

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Is ‘that’s beyond reasons” correctly used in the sentence? No, the phrase makes no sense. ” ..

— Clive

  • Is ‘that’s beyond reasons” correctly used in the sentence?
  • No, the phrase makes no sense.
  • ” ..
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Is ‘that’s beyond reasons” correctly used in the sentence? No, the phrase makes no sense.

If I were to describe my Daddy in one short phrase, I’d say that HE is my “favorite person in the world.” That’s beyond reasons, such as “because he’s my father,” and “we’re of the same blood.”

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