1. Blame (someone). Can be a general sense of condemnation and blame; It can also refer to legal charges.

Often used in sentence patterns: accurate sb. (do) sth.

He is absolutely partial. He was accused of favoritism.

He murdered his wife's lover accurately. He was accused of killing his wife's lover.

2. charging? Accuse (sb.) of a crime. Emphasis on bringing a lawsuit to the court according to law.

Often used in sentence patterns: charge sb. Do sth.

The police accused the prisoner of stealing jewels. The police accused the prisoner of stealing jewels.

Such as: The? Police? Charged That? Driver? With what? Reckless Drive.

In addition, sue can also express criticism, and sue is often used with for.

Such as: Smith? Be sued? His? Neighbors? For what? Destructive? His? House.

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example sentence

(1) Brian? One-sided With what? His? Sister? Which one? led？ His? Mom? Where to? Blame? Him? Yes? Disloyal. ?

Brian sided with his sister, and his mother accused him of disloyalty.

2 his? Father? Will it? Blame? Him? Yes? Ignore? His? Filial piety? Duty?

His father will accuse him of being unfilial.

(3) hard work? For what? Is anyone here? Where to? Blame? What about you? Yes? Treason? Here we go again. ?

It's hard to accuse you of treason any more.

(4) what? Is it? Charge? With what? Three? Seriously? Offensive. ?

He was charged with three felonies.

(5) them? Used to be. Charge? With what? Tampering? That? Election? Result. ?

They were accused of tampering with the election results.

(6) her? Face? That? Charge? With what? Answer? Is that clear? Conscience. ?

She has a clear conscience in the face of the accusation.