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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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Pride for/in oneself
He has too much respect/pride (for/in) himself.
She always prides herself (for/on) her abilities. (for/on)
Is it in or for? Or are they both correct?
She always prides herself (for/on) her abilities. (for/on)
Is it in or for? Or are they both correct?
Top answer
He has too much respect for himself. She always prides herself on her abilities. He has too much pride in himself.
- He has too much respect for himself.
- She always prides herself on her abilities.
- He has too much pride in himself.
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He has too much respect for himself.
She always prides herself on her abilities.
He has too much pride in himself.
She always prides herself on her abilities.
He has too much pride in himself.
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