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Dewgal Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Combining sentences
1. The coffee is much better.
The coffee is at " The Bookshelf "
And there are poets [there].
The poets sit quietly.
[their sitting] is all day.
They write.>> The coffee is much better at " The Bookshelf " where there are poets sit quietly all day for them to write.
>>The owner, who he has grown fond of, is planning to close the shop to retire.
Are they correct?
Thank you!!!
The coffee is at " The Bookshelf "
And there are poets [there].
The poets sit quietly.
[their sitting] is all day.
They write.
>> The coffee is much better at " The Bookshelf " where there are poets sit quietly all day for them to write.
2. The owner is planning to retire.
He has grown fond of the owner.
She is planning to close the shop.
>>The owner, who he has grown fond of, is planning to close the shop to retire.Are they correct?
Thank you!!!
Top answer
There are options. This is what I would do: The coffee at The Bookshelf is much better and there are poets sitting there all day quietly writing. He has grown fond of the owner, but she is planning to close the shop and retire.
- There are options.
- This is what I would do: The coffee at The Bookshelf is much better and there are poets sitting there all day quietly writing.
- He has grown fond of the owner, but she is planning to close the shop and retire.
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There are options. This is what I would do:
The coffee at The Bookshelf is much better and there are poets sitting there all day quietly writing.
He has grown fond of the owner, but she is planning to close the shop and retire.
The coffee at The Bookshelf is much better and there are poets sitting there all day quietly writing.
He has grown fond of the owner, but she is planning to close the shop and retire.
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