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I can't help myself wondering how people get this much marks in B.ed degree, whereas they passed from 10th to graduation barely getting passing marks.
Is that para sounds correct or grammatically?
It's not necessary for everyone to have everything.
It's not necessary that everyone should have everything.
Is there any other form that I can write to imply the meaning of the above sentence.
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Liton Das Is that para sounds correct or grammatically? Your question is not grammatical English. ed degree, whereas they passed from 10th to graduation barely getting passing marks.
- Liton Das Is that para sounds correct or grammatically?
- Your question is not grammatical English.
- ed degree, whereas they passed from 10th to graduation barely getting passing marks.
- No, it is not a good, natural English sentence.
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Liton DasIs that para sounds correct or grammatically?
Your question is not grammatical English.
Liton DasI can't help myself wondering how people get this much marks in B.ed degree, whereas they passed from 10th to graduation barely getting passing marks.
No, it is not a good, natural English sentence.
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