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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Any errors in this sentensce?
Hi, teachers. I'd like you to correct this sentence. If nature was destroyed, human could not live, either. Thanks always.
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It should be "human s could not live" and you do not need the comma before "either". I find the concept of "nature" being destroyed slightly odd under close scrutiny. Perhaps something like "natural environment" would be better.
- It should be "human s could not live" and you do not need the comma before "either".
- I find the concept of "nature" being destroyed slightly odd under close scrutiny.
- Perhaps something like "natural environment" would be better.
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It should be "humans could not live" and you do not need the comma before "either".
I find the concept of "nature" being destroyed slightly odd under close scrutiny. Perhaps something like "natural environment" would be better.
I find the concept of "nature" being destroyed slightly odd under close scrutiny. Perhaps something like "natural environment" would be better.
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