0
4444mv Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Mistake
Is this expression correct?
Who makes a mistake and doesn't apologize, makes a mistake twice.
Who makes a mistake and doesn't apologize, makes a mistake twice.
Top answer
Whoever makes a mistake and doesn't apologi ze mak es two mistakes.
- Whoever makes a mistake and doesn't apologi ze mak es two mistakes.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
7 Answers
0
Whoever makes a mistake and doesn't apologize makes two mistakes.
00
Or
He who makes a mistake and doesn't apologize makes a mistake twice.
He who makes a mistake and doesn't apologize makes a mistake twice.
00
One who makes a mistake and doesn't apologize makes a mistake twice.
00
OK.
Then perhaps you should consider saying
"One who is Illumined at the beginning is Illumined at the end." pace Ibn-e-Ata'a
Then perhaps you should consider saying
"One who is Illumined at the beginning is Illumined at the end." pace Ibn-e-Ata'a
00
CliveOK.Then perhaps you should consider saying"One who is Illumined at the beginning is Illumined at the end." pace Ibn-e-Ata'aNice observation I must say. By the way, I can't alter this, It's a saying from the book of Ibn-e- Ata .
00
0
Related Questions