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Teal desk 749 Posted 4 years ago
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Radiate to / for?
We should cultivate politeness among children so that they can radiate the virtue for people around them when they grow up.
Hello, guys. Should I use "radiate to" or "radiate for"? Which one is correct?
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teal desk 749 so that they can radiate the virtue for people around them This phrase is bizarre. Can you express it in a different way? Maybe so they can be good models of behavior for the people around them CJ
- teal desk 749 so that they can radiate the virtue for people around them This phrase is bizarre.
- Can you express it in a different way?
- Maybe so they can be good models of behavior for the people around them CJ
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teal desk 749so that they can radiate the virtue for people around them
This phrase is bizarre. Can you express it in a different way?
Maybe
so they can be good models of behavior for the people around them
CJ
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