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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

accompanying

With the accompanying of my friends, as well as their courgae, I had the endurance to reach the top of the moutain.

Is this sentence correct?

If not, why?

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BW, I don't think there is a noun form of 'to accompany' used this way.. with the company of my friends.. and also 'courage' not courgae..

— Pandoraa

  • BW, I don't think there is a noun form of 'to accompany' used this way..
  • with the company of my friends..
  • and also 'courage' not courgae..
  • Hope that helps..
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BW,

I don't think there is a noun form of 'to accompany' used this way.. I'd say ..with the company of my friends.. and also 'courage' not courgae..

Hope that helps..
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Hi BW

Here is possible alternative:

Accompanied by my friends and their courage, I had the endurance to reach the top of the moutain.
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