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Taruns1008 Posted 11 years ago
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#1 Considering the case, I have bought this.
What kind of sentence is this? "Considering the case" looks incomplete. I mean there should be something, etc. after (but don't know exactly) before this.
What kind of sentence is this? "Considering the case" looks incomplete. I mean there should be something, etc. after (but don't know exactly) before this.
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The sentence appears unnatural. It does not look as if it was produced by a native speaker. (I'm assuming that "case" is meant to be abstract not physical.
- The sentence appears unnatural.
- It does not look as if it was produced by a native speaker.
- (I'm assuming that "case" is meant to be abstract not physical.
- )
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The sentence appears unnatural. It does not look as if it was produced by a native speaker. (I'm assuming that "case" is meant to be abstract not physical. More context would not hurt.)
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