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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
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...combined into one
Can I say
"This is create in which music, dance and drama are combined into one"
Without adding thing at the end of the sentence?
Thanks:)
"This is create in which music, dance and drama are combined into one"
Without adding thing at the end of the sentence?
Thanks:)
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diAAnaP This is create You cannot say that.
- diAAnaP This is create You cannot say that.
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diAAnaPCan I say"This is create in which music, dance and drama are combined into one"Without adding thing at the end of the sentence?Thanks:)Sorry "This is a CREATION in which....(as said in the previous post)..".
Thank you:)
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diAAnaPCan I say"This is creation in which music, dance and drama are combined into one"Without adding thing at the end of the sentence?Yes— 'thing' would be poor style anyway. In fact, it would be even better if you omitted 'into one'.
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