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Dywenkie Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Conjunction
Some dancers wear special shoes the toes are stiff.
Which conjunction should be used? and or but
Which conjunction should be used? and or but
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» I may be wrong, but to me it seems that neither "and" not "but" fits here...
- » I may be wrong, but to me it seems that neither "and" not "but" fits here...
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I'd say:
«Some dancers wear special shoes, the toes whereof are stiff.» or
«Some dancers wear special shoes whose toes are stiff.» or
«Some dancers wear special shoes with stiff toes.»
I may be wrong, but to me it seems that neither "and" not "but" fits here...
«Some dancers wear special shoes, the toes whereof are stiff.» or
«Some dancers wear special shoes whose toes are stiff.» or
«Some dancers wear special shoes with stiff toes.»
I may be wrong, but to me it seems that neither "and" not "but" fits here...
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DywenkieSome dancers wear special shoes the toes are stiff.........shoes with stiff toes.
Which conjunction should be used? and or but
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