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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Hi,
Would you please tell me if this is correct?
It weighs 300 grams at most. I found it out when I weighed a few workbooks of mine.
(A friend says that she might ask me to send a workbook and wants to know the postage cost. I'm going to tell her a link to calculate the cost, but the site needs to put the weight.)
Would you please tell me if this is correct?
It weighs 300 grams at most. I found it out when I weighed a few workbooks of mine.
(A friend says that she might ask me to send a workbook and wants to know the postage cost. I'm going to tell her a link to calculate the cost, but the site needs to put the weight.)
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The antecedent for "It" is the workbook that you presumably mentioned in a previous sentence. " "That" now refers to your weighing the workbook.
- The antecedent for "It" is the workbook that you presumably mentioned in a previous sentence.
- " "That" now refers to your weighing the workbook.
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The antecedent for "It" is the workbook that you presumably mentioned in a previous sentence. This gives you an unfortunate collision with "I found it out." Better: "I found that out ...." "That" now refers to your weighing the workbook.
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