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By disgrace, John doesn't deserve to be respected.
Please, is it a correct sentence?
By disgrace, John doesn't deserve to be respected.
Please, is it a correct sentence?
Please, is it a correct sentence?
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- Inglês (RU)
"John doesn't deserve to be respected." is good.
Not sure what you mean by, "by disgrace"!
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- Inglês (EUA)
@williamsdonkor1997 I agree with the other reply. Just adding you could also say “How disgraceful, John doesn’t deserve to be respected.”
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