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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Slightest excuse
There was not the slightest excuse for it.
Does the sentence mean; I had to do this for I was helpless to do this?
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It was an action that should not have been carried out; no excuse can be given which would explain why it should have happened. For example, assaulting a child is a bad action and no matter what the excuse you give, your action will still be wrong.
- It was an action that should not have been carried out; no excuse can be given which would explain why it should have happened.
- For example, assaulting a child is a bad action and no matter what the excuse you give, your action will still be wrong.
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It was an action that should not have been carried out; no excuse can be given which would explain why it should have happened.
For example, assaulting a child is a bad action and no matter what the excuse you give, your action will still be wrong.
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