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How do you say it correctly in English when you talk "Instead of someone"? When for example you present something which was made by someone else who can't be there in person, and you do it instead of him.
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How do you say it correctly in English when you talk "Instead of someone"? When for example you present something which was made by someone else who can't be there in person, and you do it instead of him.
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"I did this instead of letting him doing this."
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