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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Make/Break/Keep
"to make an obligation to do something"
"to break an obligation to do something"
"to keep an obligation to do something"
Which are standard English?
"to break an obligation to do something"
"to keep an obligation to do something"
Which are standard English?
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Here's what sounds natural to me. I broke or kept an agreement to do somethng. I have/had [didn't have] an obligation to do something.
- Here's what sounds natural to me.
- I broke or kept an agreement to do somethng.
- I have/had [didn't have] an obligation to do something.
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Here's what sounds natural to me.
I broke or kept an agreement to do somethng. I have/had [didn't have] an obligation to do something.
I broke or kept an agreement to do somethng. I have/had [didn't have] an obligation to do something.
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