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StepOnMe Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Are there any grammatical errors?
"It is probably because the first and the last letter of each original word stays the same, that is why we can still read it."
And what is the difference from the first sentence (above) and the second sentence (below)
"It is probably because the first and the last letter of each original words stay the same, that is why we can still read it."
And what is the difference from the first sentence (above) and the second sentence (below)
"It is probably because the first and the last letter of each original words stay the same, that is why we can still read it."
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The one below is OK. Notice the semicolon. That is because you have two main clauses without a conjunction connecting them.
- The one below is OK.
- Notice the semicolon.
- That is because you have two main clauses without a conjunction connecting them.
- " The difference is the plural form of word , which is incorrect in the second sentence.
- Each word (singular) You could say: ...
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The one below is OK.
Notice the semicolon. That is because you have two main clauses without a conjunction connecting them.
"It is probably because the first and the last letter of each original word stay the same; that is why we can still read it."
The difference is the plural form of word, which is incorrect in the second sentence.
Each wor
Notice the semicolon. That is because you have two main clauses without a conjunction connecting them.
"It is probably because the first and the last letter of each original word stay the same; that is why we can still read it."
The difference is the plural form of word, which is incorrect in the second sentence.
Each wor
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