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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Please advise....
How to express the meaning of the following?
I want to say person A felt that person B had done something wrong but there are no grounds to support his allegation. However, it also did not have any evidence to refute it, that means it was difficult to prove that person b had done nothing wrong.
Many thanks!
I want to say person A felt that person B had done something wrong but there are no grounds to support his allegation. However, it also did not have any evidence to refute it, that means it was difficult to prove that person b had done nothing wrong.
Many thanks!
Top answer
I see nothing wrong with your description.
- I see nothing wrong with your description.
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