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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
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"...belonging to a group does..." - position of 'does'
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as belonging to a group does.
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as does belonging to a group.
Which one is correct?
Thanks
PBF
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as does belonging to a group.
Which one is correct?
Thanks
PBF
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Hi, Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as belonging to a group does. Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as does belonging to a group. Which one is correct?
- Hi, Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as belonging to a group does.
- Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as does belonging to a group.
- Which one is correct?
- Both are OK, but I like #2 better.
- It seems slightly odd to me to say that something warrants importance.
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Hi,
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as belonging to a group does.
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as does belonging to a group.
Which one is correct?
Both are OK, but I like #2 better.
It seems slightly odd to me to say that something warrants
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as belonging to a group does.
Retaining one's individuality warrants the same importance as does belonging to a group.
Which one is correct?
Both are OK, but I like #2 better.
It seems slightly odd to me to say that something warrants
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