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Asked on June 2, 2021 in Grammar.
“For the sake” means “to earn something” which is different from the exact meaning of “in order to”.
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Asked on June 1, 2021 in Grammar.
“For the sake” means “to earn something” which is different from the exact meaning of “in order to”.
- 547283 views
- 206 answers
- 202230 votes
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Asked on June 1, 2021 in Grammar.
“For the sake” means “to earn something” which is different from the exact meaning of “in order to”.
- 547283 views
- 206 answers
- 202230 votes