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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
As a high school student it is
My sentences:
-As a high school student, you have to memorise all the dates for exams. It is very important.
1. Is FOR correct English?
2. Is it correct to say IT rather than THEY, which pronoun should refer to DATES, which word is in the plural form? I think it is OK to use IT, as an ellipsis:
-It is very important to do so/to memorise all the dates for exams.
Thank you. OJ.
-As a high school student, you have to memorise all the dates for exams. It is very important.
1. Is FOR correct English?
2. Is it correct to say IT rather than THEY, which pronoun should refer to DATES, which word is in the plural form? I think it is OK to use IT, as an ellipsis:
-It is very important to do so/to memorise all the dates for exams.
Thank you. OJ.
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OttoJ 1. Is FOR correct English? Yes, or 'of'.
- OttoJ 1.
- Is FOR correct English?
- Yes, or 'of'.
- OttoJ 2.
- Is it correct to say IT rather than THEY You may use either, for the reasons you mention.
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OttoJ1. Is FOR correct English?Yes, or 'of'.
OttoJ2. Is it correct to say IT rather than THEYYou may use either, for the reasons you mention.
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