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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
praised / praised for
Can I say,
The blind man thanked him and praised him / praised for his kindness.
The blind man thanked him and praised him / praised for his kindness.
Top answer
Hi, Basically, use this syntax. Someone praised someone. Someone praised something.
- Hi, Basically, use this syntax.
- Someone praised someone.
- Someone praised something.
- Someone praised someone for something.
- Clive
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Hi,
Basically, use this syntax.
Someone praised someone.
Someone praised something.
Someone praised someone for something.
Clive
Basically, use this syntax.
Someone praised someone.
Someone praised something.
Someone praised someone for something.
Clive
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Thanks.
Can I say,
The blind man thanked and praised John as a good boy.
Can I say,
The blind man thanked and praised John as a good boy.
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Hi,
Can I say,
The blind man thanked and praised John as a good boy.
No.
The blind man thanked John, and praised him as a good boy.
Clive
Can I say,
The blind man thanked and praised John as a good boy.
No.
The blind man thanked John, and praised him as a good boy.
Clive
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