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Mkcar1 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Combine the following sentences by using prepositional and infinitive phrases
Is this one sound correct?
Olof had a friend.
The friend sent a copy of the marks (runes) away.
A Swedish-American newspaper checked the marks for authenticity.
The newspaper was published in .
A friend of Olof's sent a copy of the marks (runes) to the Swedish-American newspaper to check the marks for authenticity.
Olof had a friend.
The friend sent a copy of the marks (runes) away.
A Swedish-American newspaper checked the marks for authenticity.
The newspaper was published in .
A friend of Olof's sent a copy of the marks (runes) to the Swedish-American newspaper to check the marks for authenticity.
Top answer
" You don't have to. Your original is fine.
- " You don't have to.
- Your original is fine.
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The second time you use "the marks" you can say "them." You don't have to. Your original is fine.
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mkcar1A friend of Olof's sent a copy of the marks (runes) to the Swedish-American newspaper to check the marks for authenticity.As I recall, your assignment was to include everything in your sentence. You left out the part about where the newspaper was published!
CJ
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