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Jadel Posted 10 years ago
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"I can do nothing more to mitigate the hurt it may have caused my friend."
Can I say "I can do nothing more to mitigate the hurt that may have hurt my friend."
Does it have the same meaning as the first sentence?
Can I say "I can do nothing more to mitigate the hurt that may have hurt my friend."
Does it have the same meaning as the first sentence?
Top answer
" You can, but the two 'hurts' make an ugly sentence.
- " You can, but the two 'hurts' make an ugly sentence.
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JadelCan I say "I can do nothing more to mitigate the hurt that may have hurt my friend."You can, but the two 'hurts' make an ugly sentence.
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