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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Pls correct my grammar

so now you're ok for she already forgave you.... but how about the consequences she's still facing bec. of the incident?

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You can use because instead of for. For is a bit archaic. Also it would sound more natural to say what about than how about in this context.

— Elanguest

  • You can use because instead of for.
  • For is a bit archaic.
  • Also it would sound more natural to say what about than how about in this context.
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You can use because instead of for. For is a bit archaic. Emotion: wink Also it would sound more natural to saywhat about tha
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