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What is the difference?
Hi. Please help. I think both of the pairs are correct. Are there any differences?
1. (asking God for forgiveness)
Forgive my sins.
Forgive me of sins.
2. He is related to a person whose job it is to take care of such matters.
He is related to a person whose job is to take care of such matters.
1. (asking God for forgiveness)
Forgive my sins.
Forgive me of sins.
2. He is related to a person whose job it is to take care of such matters.
He is related to a person whose job is to take care of such matters.
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Hi, Please help. I think both of the pairs are correct. Are there any differences?
- Hi, Please help.
- I think both of the pairs are correct.
- Are there any differences?
- 1.
- (asking *** for forgiveness) Forgive my sins.
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Hi,
Please help. I think both of the pairs are correct. Are there any differences?
1. (asking *** for forgiveness)
Forgive my sins.
Forgive me of sins. I wouldn't say this is wrong, but it sounds odd and uncommon. Maybe old-fashioned.
'For' is very common.
Please help. I think both of the pairs are correct. Are there any differences?
1. (asking *** for forgiveness)
Forgive my sins.
Forgive me of sins. I wouldn't say this is wrong, but it sounds odd and uncommon. Maybe old-fashioned.
'For' is very common.
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