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Serge Ant Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
"want to give something" vs. "want to be give something"
"want to give something" vs. "want to be give something"
What is the difference of meanings?
What is the difference of meanings?
Why would we want to be give our allegiance in intimate friendship to fools who reject Christ’s will and purpose?
Why would we want to give our allegiance and companionship to people who snub their noses at the heart of the Father?
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It should read 'be giving' not 'be give'. The meaning is essentially the same. 'Be giving' suggests more of a continuation into the future.
- It should read 'be giving' not 'be give'.
- The meaning is essentially the same.
- 'Be giving' suggests more of a continuation into the future.
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It should read 'be giving' not 'be give'.
The meaning is essentially the same. 'Be giving' suggests more of a continuation into the future.
The meaning is essentially the same. 'Be giving' suggests more of a continuation into the future.
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