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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Adverbial Clause
Dear teachers,
In the following sentence, is the adverbial clause (="though you...that") in the right place?
And, thank you very much, though you needn't have done that, for the plaque, sir.
Thank you for your help.
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And, thank you very much, though you needn't have done that, for the plaque, sir. No. And thank you very much for the plaque, sir, though you needn't have done that.
- And, thank you very much, though you needn't have done that, for the plaque, sir.
- No.
- And thank you very much for the plaque, sir, though you needn't have done that.
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SelvakumarIn the following sentence, is the adverbial clause (="though you...that") in the right place?And, thank you very much, though you needn't have done that, for the plaque, sir.
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And thank you very much for the plaque, sir, though you needn't have done that.
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