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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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'And so has done...'
Is the following sentence correct?
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I've had doubts above the word order.
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Hi, Is the following sentence correct? And so has done Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist, having won the Tour for a record-breaking seven consecutive years. I've had doubts about the word order.
- Hi, Is the following sentence correct?
- And so has done Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist, having won the Tour for a record-breaking seven consecutive years.
- I've had doubts about the word order.
- The start of the sentence is so closely tied to the previous utterance by 'and so' that it needs to be joined to it.
- eg Fred has set new standards for cycling excellence, a nd so has done Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist, having won the Tour for a record-breaking seven consecutive years.
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Hi,
Is the following sentence correct?
And so has done Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist, having won the Tour for a record-breaking seven consecutive years.
I've had doubts about the word order.
The start of the sentence is so closely tied to the previous utterance by 'and so' that it needs to be joined to it.
eg Fred has set new standards for cy
Is the following sentence correct?
And so has done Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist, having won the Tour for a record-breaking seven consecutive years.
I've had doubts about the word order.
The start of the sentence is so closely tied to the previous utterance by 'and so' that it needs to be joined to it.
eg Fred has set new standards for cy
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