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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"Persuade" or "Convince"
"He convinced the two friends to make peace with each other."
"He persuased the two friends to make peace with each other."
"He persuased the two friends to make peace with each other."
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I would tend to use "persuaded" if they've already made peace with each other, whereas I would use "convinced" if they've agreed to but not yet actually made peace with each other.
- I would tend to use "persuaded" if they've already made peace with each other, whereas I would use "convinced" if they've agreed to but not yet actually made peace with each other.
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I would tend to use "persuaded" if they've already made peace with each other, whereas I would use "convinced" if they've agreed to but not yet actually made peace with each other.
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