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20-Apr-2006, 12:45
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 123-being in blame with s.th What does (being in blame with s.th) mean? Thanks all Matilda |
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20-Apr-2006, 14:16
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 Re: 123-being in blame with s.th . This is an unfamiliar phrase to me, Matilda. Could you supply some context? Could it be rather 'being to blame for sth'?-- this means 'being responsible/being the cause of sth (usually unfortunate)'. . |
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22-Apr-2006, 05:24
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| Re: 123-being in blame with s.th yes, you're right. i made a mistake in sending the question. the sentence i had problem is: much of their conversation concerned what was wrong in their marriage, and WHO WAS TO BLAME. i made a mistake because of the verb (was) in the sentence |
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