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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
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To respect the agreements

Hi,

please I need a correction of the following :

-He did not respect the agreements. OR

-He broke the agreements (this I doubt) OR

-He didn´t observe the agreements

Thanks

Pamela
  

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Pamela81 Hi, please I need correction of the following . (no "a") -He did not respect the agreements. -He broke the agreements .

— Canadian45

  • Pamela81 Hi, please I need correction of the following .
  • (no "a") -He did not respect the agreements.
  • -He broke the agreements .
  • (this I doubt) -He didn´t observe the agreements .
  • Assuming that there is more than one agreement, they all are okay and have the same meaning.
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Pamela81Hi, please I need correction of the following. (no "a")
-He did not respect the agreements.

-He broke the agreements. (this I doubt)

-He didn´t observe the agreements.
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Hi.

All of them are correct.

Unlike what you doubt, break is the best collocation for canceling an agreement.

cheers
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Hi,

thanks to both for the replies.

I thought it doesn´t work because I translated from Italian to English and I know that sometimes i really does not work!

Thanks!!

Pamela
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