She apologized for that through him...
This sentence is right?
This means she apologized for that, however she didn't directly, she asked him to apologized for that instead of her.
I am asking if "THROUGH" can be used like this?
Thanks in advance..
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Answers · 4
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It's hard to understand the sentence without further context, but yes - you can apologise or communicate to someone "through a letter" or "through someone else." The sentence in your question would make sense if one character is apologising to another through a messenger.
Hope that helps. :)
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I would say "he apologized on her behalf"
"on someone's behalf" means in their place
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yes, if A apologized through B, then it means A asked B to apologize to the person instead of doing it directly him/her-self.
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