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I was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly was anyone willing to take part in
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mezzopiano I was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly was anyone willing to take part in This is not correct English. The nearest correct sentence could be: I was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly anyone was willing to take part in it. )
- mezzopiano I was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly was anyone willing to take part in This is not correct English.
- The nearest correct sentence could be: I was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly anyone was willing to take part in it.
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mezzopianoI was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly was anyone willing to take part in
This is not correct English. The nearest correct sentence could be:
I was forced to take part in a debate competition, as hardly anyone was willing to take part in it.
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