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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Along with his brother
Are these sentences correct:
1-John, to whom and to whose brother my book was dedicated called me yesterday.
2-John, to whom my book was dedicated along with his brother called me yesterday.
3-John, to whom my book was dedicated with his brother called me yesterday.
My book was dedicated to John and his brother. John called me yesterday.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-John, to whom and to whose brother my book was dedicated called me yesterday.
2-John, to whom my book was dedicated along with his brother called me yesterday.
3-John, to whom my book was dedicated with his brother called me yesterday.
My book was dedicated to John and his brother. John called me yesterday.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
It's a bit uncomfortable. English doesn't lend itself well to these constructions. For clarity and style, it's better to break it into two sentences.
- It's a bit uncomfortable.
- English doesn't lend itself well to these constructions.
- For clarity and style, it's better to break it into two sentences.
- I got a call yesterday from John.
- My book was dedicated to him and his brother.
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It's a bit uncomfortable. 
English doesn't lend itself well to these constructions. For clarity and style, it's better to break it i
English doesn't lend itself well to these constructions. For clarity and style, it's better to break it i
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