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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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Are these sentences correct:
1-I arrested the man, of forty years.
2-I arrested the man, of forty years of age.
The clause at the end is non-restrictive: "the man, who was of forty years of age."
5-He aroused my suspicion, that he wanted to steal my money
.6-He aroused my suspicion, of whether he wanted to steal my money.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-I arrested the man, of forty years.
2-I arrested the man, of forty years of age.
The clause at the end is non-restrictive: "the man, who was of forty years of age."
5-He aroused my suspicion, that he wanted to steal my money
.6-He aroused my suspicion, of whether he wanted to steal my money.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
None are correct. Here are some correct versions. I arrested the man of forty.
- None are correct.
- Here are some correct versions.
- I arrested the man of forty.
- I arrested the 40 year-old man.
- I arrested the man who was 40.
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None are correct.
Here are some correct versions.
I arrested the man of forty.
I arrested the 40 year-old man.
I arrested the man who was 40.
Here are some correct versions.
I arrested the man of forty.
I arrested the 40 year-old man.
I arrested the man who was 40.
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