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... for their sake/sakes... My parents used to take me to church regularly. So I accompanied them just for their sake/s but never really had much faith in Christianity.
Should I use 'sake' or 'sakes'?
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- 26-Oct-2011, 05:49 #2
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Teacher Re: ... for their sake/sakes... You can use either, in my opinion.
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