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#1 He abandoned her but refused likewise to abandon her child.
Just a sentence I made up to understand how to use 'likewise.' I am using likewise to mean: in a similar way. Meaning, he abandoned her but refused to abandon the child in a similar manner. Is likewise placed correctly in the sentence?
#2 It was a good place, rich in labor power while being poor in mineral wealth.
Again, just a line I made to know whether 'while being' can be used like this to connect these clauses?
#3 Do we need a comma before provided? A favored B, provided the latter had something to offer. Provided is a conjunction here.
Just a sentence I made up to understand how to use 'likewise.' I am using likewise to mean: in a similar way. Meaning, he abandoned her but refused to abandon the child in a similar manner. Is likewise placed correctly in the sentence?
#2 It was a good place, rich in labor power while being poor in mineral wealth.
Again, just a line I made to know whether 'while being' can be used like this to connect these clauses?
#3 Do we need a comma before provided? A favored B, provided the latter had something to offer. Provided is a conjunction here.
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( X ) #1 He abandoned her but refused likewise to abandon her child. ' I am using likewise to mean: in a similar way. Meaning, he abandoned her but refused to abandon the child in a similar manner.
- ( X ) #1 He abandoned her but refused likewise to abandon her child.
- ' I am using likewise to mean: in a similar way.
- Meaning, he abandoned her but refused to abandon the child in a similar manner.
- -- No.
- but refused to likewise abandon her child'.
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(X) #1 He abandoned her but refused likewise to abandon her child.
Just a sentence I made up to understand how to use 'likewise.' I am using likewise to mean: in a similar way. Meaning, he abandoned her but refused to abandon the child in a similar manner. Is likewise placed correctly in the sentence?-- No. '...but refused to likewise abandon her child'. You must get the ad
Just a sentence I made up to understand how to use 'likewise.' I am using likewise to mean: in a similar way. Meaning, he abandoned her but refused to abandon the child in a similar manner. Is likewise placed correctly in the sentence?-- No. '...but refused to likewise abandon her child'. You must get the ad
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