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Nanuka Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Are those useable sentences?
I have got another question:
does either of this sentences make sense to a native speaker?
1.She grabbed his hand sooner( quicker/ more quickly) than he could realize it and dragged him to the club's entrance.
2.She grabbed his hand too soon ( quick/ quickly) for him to realize it...
thank for the help!
does either of this sentences make sense to a native speaker?
1.She grabbed his hand sooner( quicker/ more quickly) than he could realize it and dragged him to the club's entrance.
2.She grabbed his hand too soon ( quick/ quickly) for him to realize it...
thank for the help!
Top answer
does Do either of this sentences make sense to a native speaker? They make sense, but they are not natural.
- does Do either of this sentences make sense to a native speaker?
- They make sense, but they are not natural.
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They make sense, but they are not natural.
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To make them natural:
1.She grabbed his hand before he realized it and dragged him to the club entrance.
2.She grabbed his hand before he realized it.
1.She grabbed his hand before he realized it and dragged him to the club entrance.
2.She grabbed his hand before he realized it.
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