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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Of / about / for his proudness
Can I say,
(a) The hare lost (the race / in the race) but learnt a lesson about proudness.
(b) The hare regretted of / about / for his proudness.
(a) The hare lost (the race / in the race) but learnt a lesson about proudness.
(b) The hare regretted of / about / for his proudness.
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Hi, Can I say, (a) The hare lost (the race / in the race ) but learnt a lesson about proudness . (b) The hare regretted of / about / for his proudness . No.
- Hi, Can I say, (a) The hare lost (the race / in the race ) but learnt a lesson about proudness .
- (b) The hare regretted of / about / for his proudness .
- No.
- Say it this way.
- (a) The hare lost the race but learnt a lesson about pride.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) The hare lost (the race / in the race) but learnt a lesson about proudness.
(b) The hare regretted of / about / for his proudness.
No.
Say it this way.
(a) The hare lost the race but learnt a lesson about pride.
Can I say,
(a) The hare lost (the race / in the race) but learnt a lesson about proudness.
(b) The hare regretted of / about / for his proudness.
No.
Say it this way.
(a) The hare lost the race but learnt a lesson about pride.
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