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Onelook Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Save your people's face
He lied about a scientific article to save his people's face and for the pride of his nation.
Doesn't sound grammatically correct... How would you rephrase it?
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The grammar is OK, but the phrasing could be changed: to save his people's face should be to save face for his people . CJ
- The grammar is OK, but the phrasing could be changed: to save his people's face should be to save face for his people .
- CJ
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The grammar is OK, but the phrasing could be changed:
to save his people's face should be to save face for his people.
CJ
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