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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Are the two sentences perfect as they are?
Are the two sentences perfect as they are? In the first, would a "has" between "Mark" and "just" be preferred?
She follows him to the shed where he opens the door to reveal the bodies of the two creatures Mark just killed.
She follows him to the shed where he opens the door to reveal the bodies of the two creatures Mark killed before.
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anonymous In the first, would a "has" between "Mark" and "just" be preferred? I wouldn't, necessarily. It depends on what comes before and after.
- anonymous In the first, would a "has" between "Mark" and "just" be preferred?
- I wouldn't, necessarily.
- It depends on what comes before and after.
- anonymous She follows him to the shed where he opens the door to reveal the bodies of the two creatures Mark killed before.
- This means something different.
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anonymousIn the first, would a "has" between "Mark" and "just" be preferred?
I wouldn't, necessarily. It depends on what comes before and after.
anonymousShe follows him to the shed where he opens the door to reveal the bodies of the two creatures Mark killed before.
This means something different. The reader has t
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