Asked by rfvv
1. You could have refused.
2. You could have refused it.
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Are both grammatical?
which one is commonly used?
2. You could have refused it.
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Are both grammatical?
which one is commonly used?
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Answered by
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Both seem fine. They aren't identical, of course, but it's hard to explain without knowing what "it" is.
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