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Onizo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The law requires cleaning and repairing (. ) the walls.
Is the sentence correct as it is, or should there be 'of' in the parenthesis, or both forms are correct?
Is the sentence correct as it is, or should there be 'of' in the parenthesis, or both forms are correct?
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It should be: The law requires the walls to be cleaned and repaired.
- It should be: The law requires the walls to be cleaned and repaired.
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It should be:
The law requires the walls to be cleaned and repaired.
The law requires the walls to be cleaned and repaired.
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