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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
...it's in your blood...
Are the following sentences correct?
1: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised. You know, man, it's in your blood to betray the ones who once helped you.
2: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised. You know, man, it's in your nature to betray others.
1: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised. You know, man, it's in your blood to betray the ones who once helped you.
2: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised. You know, man, it's in your nature to betray others.
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Jackson6612 Are the following sentences correct? 1: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised.
- Jackson6612 Are the following sentences correct?
- 1: I always knew someday you would betray me.
- Therefore, I'm not surprised.
- You know, man, it's in your blood to betray the ones who once helped you.
- 2: I always knew someday you would betray me.
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Jackson6612Are the following sentences correct?
1: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised. You know, man, it's in your blood to betray the ones who once helped you.
2: I always knew someday you would betray me. Therefore, I'm not surprised. You know, man, it
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I agree. I would omit it, but it's not wrong with it. You can also say "part of your nature."
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Hi,
'In your blood' suggests more strongly that you inherited this characteristic from your ancestors. eg 'Your father betrayed people, too'.
Clive
'In your blood' suggests more strongly that you inherited this characteristic from your ancestors. eg 'Your father betrayed people, too'.
Clive
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