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Blindly
We blindly believe the what is said by one who is special to us.
We tend to believe blindly the words said by one who is very special to us.
Are these sentences Ok?
We tend to believe blindly the words said by one who is very special to us.
Are these sentences Ok?
Top answer
The second one is okay. You need to get rid of the article in the first one. Other than that, they're both natural enough.
- The second one is okay.
- You need to get rid of the article in the first one.
- Other than that, they're both natural enough.
- - A.
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The second one is okay.
You need to get rid of the article in the first one.
Other than that, they're both natural enough.
- A.
You need to get rid of the article in the first one.
Other than that, they're both natural enough.
- A.
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1.We blindly believe what is said by the one who is very special to us.
2.We tend to believe the words blindly said by one who is very special to us.
3.We tend to believe blindly the words said by one who is very special to us.who is very special to us.
Does any of the above sentences need a comma(,) anywhere?
what is the rule of putting of comma[,]
2.We tend to believe the words blindly said by one who is very special to us.
3.We tend to believe blindly the words said by one who is very special to us.who is very special to us.
Does any of the above sentences need a comma(,) anywhere?
what is the rule of putting of comma[,]
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I don't see a place that needs a comma.
(Why does #3 repeat the last clause?)
There are many articles about rules for commas. Try typing "comma" in the search box above.
(Why does #3 repeat the last clause?)
There are many articles about rules for commas. Try typing "comma" in the search box above.
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