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Mai Van Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
A grammar sentence
Hi!
I have a problem with the following sentence and can you explain for me why?
In terms of the U.S Constitution, ------, no person is above the law.
A/ when it is practicing
B/ therefore it is practiced
C/ If not in practice
D/ can it be practiced
I do not know why "C" is correct. Can you help me clarify it?
I have a problem with the following sentence and can you explain for me why?
In terms of the U.S Constitution, ------, no person is above the law.
A/ when it is practicing
B/ therefore it is practiced
C/ If not in practice
D/ can it be practiced
I do not know why "C" is correct. Can you help me clarify it?
Top answer
To be honest, I can't say why it would be right, either. Even if the capital "I" is just a mistake, it doesn't really make sense. " Is that all there is?
- To be honest, I can't say why it would be right, either.
- Even if the capital "I" is just a mistake, it doesn't really make sense.
- " Is that all there is?
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To be honest, I can't say why it would be right, either. Even if the capital "I" is just a mistake, it doesn't really make sense.
"In terms of the U.S Constitution, if not in practice, no person is above the law."
Is that all there is?
"In terms of the U.S Constitution, if not in practice, no person is above the law."
Is that all there is?
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If you have free time, can you explain my question more clearly ?
Best regards!
Van
Best regards!
Van
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Thank you!
I also thought that all of them are incorrect but the answer in my book is C. So, I posted it on this forum to discuss.
I also thought that all of them are incorrect but the answer in my book is C. So, I posted it on this forum to discuss.
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