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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this what you would say?

Is "for Emma's sake" what one would say?
I hope nothing bad happens to John for Emma's sake. I wouldn't want her to morn John and see her sad.

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I hope for Emma's sake that nothing bad happens to John. I wouldn't want her to mourn him.

— Clive

  • I hope for Emma's sake that nothing bad happens to John.
  • I wouldn't want her to mourn him.
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I hope for Emma's sake that nothing bad happens to John. I wouldn't want her to mourn him.
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