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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
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Raised A Christian
"He was raised Christian."
"He was raised a Christian."
"He was raised Baptist."
"He was raised a Baptist."
Could it be that some are nonstandard English?
"He was raised a Christian."
"He was raised Baptist."
"He was raised a Baptist."
Could it be that some are nonstandard English?
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Hi, No, but I would say the form with 'a' is the more common of the two. But the most common would be 'He was raised as a Christian'.. Clive
- Hi, No, but I would say the form with 'a' is the more common of the two.
- But the most common would be 'He was raised as a Christian'..
- Clive
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Hi,
No, but I would say the form with 'a' is the more common of the two.
But the most common would be 'He was raised as a Christian'..
Clive
No, but I would say the form with 'a' is the more common of the two.
But the most common would be 'He was raised as a Christian'..
Clive
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