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Writingtosms Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Usage of "blame"

Hi

I have two sentences:

  • We cannot blame our sin on anyone else.
  • We cannot blame anyone else for our sin.

Are they both grammatically correct?

Is either one of these options better than the other?

Please help.


Thank you.

  

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writingtosms We cannot blame our sin on anyone else. We cannot blame anyone else for our sin. Are they both grammatically correct?

— CalifJim

  • writingtosms We cannot blame our sin on anyone else.
  • We cannot blame anyone else for our sin.
  • Are they both grammatically correct?
  • Yes.
  • Is either one of these options better than the other?
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writingtosms
  • We cannot blame our sin on anyone else.
  • We cannot blame anyone else for our sin.

Are they both grammatically correct? Yes.

Is either one of these options better than the other? No.

CJ

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writingtosmsAre they both grammatically correct?

Usually the plural "sins" is seen. Humans generally commit more than one sin. I'm guilty of at least a dozen since I woke up, fed the cat, walked the dog, and fixed breakfast.

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