The sentence just needs fine tuning...
'He was always prepared to justify his actions.'
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Thread: be always to prepare...
- 15-Nov-2010, 23:59 #1
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be always to prepare... Hello.
A student of mine composed such a sentence as this:
(1) He was always to prepare to account for his action.
Does this sentence (1) make any sense?
Especially I have doubt about the adequacy of the underlined part.
I'd appreciate it if anyone could give me some opinion.
Thanks in advance.
- 16-Nov-2010, 03:23 #2
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- 16-Nov-2010, 10:33 #3
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Re: be always to prepare... I really appreciate your 'fine' tuning.
Originally Posted by Brian P 
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