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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Why or what for
Which is correct please?
What are you blaming him for?
Why are you blaming him?
Thanks
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Both are correct. They are almost the same, but they approach the situation from a slightly different angle. The first asks what he has done to deserve blame.
- Both are correct.
- They are almost the same, but they approach the situation from a slightly different angle.
- The first asks what he has done to deserve blame.
- I'm blaming him for breaking my $10,000 vase.
- The second asks for the reason for putting the blame on him.
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Both are correct. They are almost the same, but they approach the situation from a slightly different angle.
The first asks what he has done to deserve blame.
I'm blaming him for breaking my $10,000 vase.
The second asks for the reason for putting the blame on him.
I'm blaming him because he was the only one in the room when I discovered my $10,000 vase broke
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