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Tuvalet Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
clause reduction
i would like to know why the second example is wrong
1.i would like to examine the catalyst used in this experiment
2.i came with the baggage turned out fine
or 2nd example should be like this ?
i came with the baggage damaged really badly
can u explain gramatically please
1.i would like to examine the catalyst used in this experiment
2.i came with the baggage turned out fine
or 2nd example should be like this ?
i came with the baggage damaged really badly
can u explain gramatically please
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First of all, please note that all sentences must begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop or other stop. The word "I" should always be capitalised wherever it appears. "i" is always wrong in standard English.
- First of all, please note that all sentences must begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop or other stop.
- The word "I" should always be capitalised wherever it appears.
- "i" is always wrong in standard English.
- "u" is a very low-grade abbreviation that you should avoid.
- The use of "i" and "u" makes your writing look like that of an uneducated person or very young child.
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First of all, please note that all sentences must begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop or other stop.
The word "I" should always be capitalised wherever it appears. "i" is always wrong in standard English.
"u" is a very low-grade abbreviation that you should avoid.
The use of "i" and "u" makes your writing look like that of an uneducated person or very yo
The word "I" should always be capitalised wherever it appears. "i" is always wrong in standard English.
"u" is a very low-grade abbreviation that you should avoid.
The use of "i" and "u" makes your writing look like that of an uneducated person or very yo
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