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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Saves his life
Can I say,
(A) A young man jumped into the river to save Peter's life. He thanked the young man because he had saved his life.
(B) He thanked the man for saving his life.
(A) A young man jumped into the river to save Peter's life. He thanked the young man because he had saved his life.
(B) He thanked the man for saving his life.
Top answer
Both are okay, but the first seems repetitive; try combining them.
- Both are okay, but the first seems repetitive; try combining them.
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Both are okay, but the first seems repetitive; try combining them.
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