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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Are they both okay?
"For the interview, William borrowed Grandpa's old suit, which was draped neatly on a hanger."
"For the interview, William borrowed Grandpa's old suit, draped neatly on a hanger."
"For the interview, William borrowed Grandpa's old suit, draped neatly on a hanger."
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Anonymous Are they both okay? Neither seems reasonable. William carried the suit on a hanger into the interview?
- Anonymous Are they both okay?
- Neither seems reasonable.
- William carried the suit on a hanger into the interview?
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AnonymousAre they both okay?Neither seems reasonable. William carried the suit on a hanger into the interview?
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