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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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receive justice
He received justice.
Does it mean he's the victim or the perpetrator?
Thanks.
Does it mean he's the victim or the perpetrator?
Thanks.
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It sounds more like the victim, but I suppose it could be applied to the perpetrator as well.
- It sounds more like the victim, but I suppose it could be applied to the perpetrator as well.
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It sounds more like the victim, but I suppose it could be applied to the perpetrator as well.
It sounds more like the victim, but I suppose it could be applied to the perpetrator as well.
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What would you say to mean she is the victim? I would like to use justice in the sentence as follows:
She ____ justice.
She ____ justice.
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