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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
reconcile vs have a reconciliation
1. He was reconciled with her
2. He had a reconsiliation with her.
Q) Are #1 and #2 the same? They have the same meaning but that's just the different way of saying, right? If so, is there a good context for each example?
2. He had a reconsiliation with her.
Q) Are #1 and #2 the same? They have the same meaning but that's just the different way of saying, right? If so, is there a good context for each example?
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They do have the same meaning, but #1 is the usual. #2 somehow conveys the feeling to me that the attempted reconciliation (note spelling) may not have been not successful.
- They do have the same meaning, but #1 is the usual.
- #2 somehow conveys the feeling to me that the attempted reconciliation (note spelling) may not have been not successful.
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They do have the same meaning, but #1 is the usual. #2 somehow conveys the feeling to me that the attempted reconciliation (note spelling) may not have been not successful.
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