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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Are the following sentences correct? In the first sentence, is there really a need to include the clause 'who can freely share her personal experiences with others'?
Are the following sentences correct? In the first sentence, is there really a need to include the clause 'who can freely share her personal experiences with others'?
1. It is true that Miko is less expressive than Mika who can freely share her personal experiences with others.
2. It is true that Mika can share her personal experiences with others more freely than Miko.
1. It is true that Miko is less expressive than Mika who can freely share her personal experiences with others.
2. It is true that Mika can share her personal experiences with others more freely than Miko.
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Both are OK. An actor or painter. for example, could use another way..
- Both are OK.
- An actor or painter.
- for example, could use another way..
- Put a comma after 'Mika' in #1.
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Both are OK.
There are different ways of being expressive, The underlined clause describes one such way..An actor or painter. for example, could use another way..
Put a comma after 'Mika' in #1.
There are different ways of being expressive, The underlined clause describes one such way..An actor or painter. for example, could use another way..
Put a comma after 'Mika' in #1.
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