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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

reconcile

Hi!

Have I used reconcile correctly? What about the double choice - which is better? Thanks

«I hope to be able to reconcile my phisical surroundings with the system of values I am in favour/I speak for,» says the hero of our story.
  

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Yes, but I'd argue with the verb/s later in the sentence. 'I hope to be able to reconcile my physical surroundings with the system of values I believe in ,' says the hero of our story.

— Mister Micawber

  • Yes, but I'd argue with the verb/s later in the sentence.
  • 'I hope to be able to reconcile my physical surroundings with the system of values I believe in ,' says the hero of our story.
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Yes, but I'd argue with the verb/s later in the sentence.

'I hope to be able to reconcile my physical surroundings with the system of values I believe in,' says the hero of our story.
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Thank you Mister Micawber.
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