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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Rather

A: I would rather die but I will never do corruption again.
B: I would rather die then corrupt.

Are both correct sentences?
  

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Anonymous Are both correct sentences? No, neither is. I would rather die than be corrupt/corrupted (again).

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Are both correct sentences?
  • No, neither is.
  • I would rather die than be corrupt/corrupted (again).
  • I would rather die than corrupt someone else (again).
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AnonymousAre both correct sentences?
No, neither is.

I would rather die than be corrupt/corrupted (again).
I would rather die than corrupt someone else (again).
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