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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence natural and grammatically correct?
He never ratted on me that I broke the table.
I think this sentence sounds natural and is grammatically correct.
What do you think?
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to rat on (someone) that ... is not idiomatic. You explain what happened separately.
- to rat on (someone) that ...
- is not idiomatic.
- You explain what happened separately.
- Then say "ratted on (person)" and stop.
- I broke the table, but he never ratted on me.
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to rat on (someone) that ... is not idiomatic.
You explain what happened separately. Then say "ratted on (person)" and stop.
I broke the table, but he never ratted on me.
CJ
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