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For natives:
Could I use from? (or leave it blank?) -Please send out the message, and save your teacher __ letters. (=save him the effort of writing letters to tell others.) |
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Do not leave it blank.
In the blank, write 'writing' or the more complete 'the effort of writing'. |
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Thanks. Is
-Save him writing... the same as -Save his writing... |
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No.
"Save him writing" = "save him (the effort of) writing". "Save his writing" = "save what he wrote". |
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