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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Of or For
Should I use of or for in this sentence
" Only a fool justifies the reasons for /of his failure to appease his heart."
Also is it apease or appeace?
Thank you in advance , english is my second language....
" Only a fool justifies the reasons for /of his failure to appease his heart."
Also is it apease or appeace?
Thank you in advance , english is my second language....
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Only a fool justifies the reasons for his failure to appease his heart.
- Only a fool justifies the reasons for his failure to appease his heart.
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Only a fool justifies the reasons for his failure to appease his heart.
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