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Big A Deal Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

T_T give me the help

He can't marry her .because his parents objected
to his marriage

Grammatically, Does it correct of using verb(object)?
  

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It's OK to me, just that I'd say "their" marriage, or "the" marriage. And no full stop before "because".

— Pieanne

  • It's OK to me, just that I'd say "their" marriage, or "the" marriage.
  • And no full stop before "because".
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It's OK to me, just that I'd say "their" marriage, or "the" marriage. And no full stop before "because".
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Thanks for your answer^^
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in addintion,

Can i use protest instead of "object to"?
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Yes, but I don't think it has the same impact. Protested against? Why not, but it seems a rather vain attempt. "Object" seems more serious...
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Is there any difference in the concrete?
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I don't think so, unless the "objecting" is made under the wings of the law. They just don't agree. But this is only my opinion.
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