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Cboutin3 Posted 13 years ago
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Two Questions?
Should I have the second "after"? And should it be "faced" or
"endured"? The two were thrilled to be reunited after their many years apart and after all of the hardships that they had faced/endured during that time.
"endured"? The two were thrilled to be reunited after their many years apart and after all of the hardships that they had faced/endured during that time.
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It's fine. I think that endure carries the idea of facing successfully , even though it may have been painful. Your choice.
- It's fine.
- I think that endure carries the idea of facing successfully , even though it may have been painful.
- Your choice.
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It's fine. I think that endure carries the idea of facing successfully, even though it may have been painful. Your choice.
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