I do not know you, and have nothing to forgive you for.(turn into comple)
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i know that i have nothing to forget you for
Arceus11:
Ah, the meaning has been changed!
its correct
forget and forgive have different meanings.
Also, the speaker does not know the other person; he doesn't know what to forgive for
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I think it would be thus:
As I do not know you, I have nothing to forgive you for.
Adverb clause of reason.
As I do not know you, I have nothing to forgive you for.
Adverb clause of reason.
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