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SpoonfedBaby Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Concatenating two sentences into one

Dear Tutors,Emotion: smile

I would like to concatenate two sentences into one.

Here are the two sentences:
"I hate physical discomfort. Of course, I hate pain even more."


"I hate" is in both sentences. Can I regroup both sentences by using it? For example "I hate physical discomfort, of course, pain even more?"


Thanks in advance,

Spoonfedbaby
  

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SpoonfedBaby Dear Tutors, I would like to concatenate two sentences into one. Here are the two sentences: "I hate physical discomfort. " "I hate" is in both sentences.

— Philip

  • SpoonfedBaby Dear Tutors, I would like to concatenate two sentences into one.
  • Here are the two sentences: "I hate physical discomfort.
  • " "I hate" is in both sentences.
  • Can I regroup both sentences by using it?
  • " Thanks in advance, Spoonfedbaby "I hate physical discomfort, especially pain" is how I'd do it.
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SpoonfedBabyDear Tutors,Emotion: smile

I would like to concatenate two sentences into one.

Here are th
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It might be more effective if you replaced one 'hate':

"I dislike physical discomfort; but I hate pain."

MrP
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