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Palinkasocsi Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
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Dear Friends,
In the following sentence I have two things that I want you to have a look at:
This example has been taken from Giora (2005) but I owe it to Ronnie Brosh, from whom Giora had borrowed it as a result of? a personal communication in 2003.
1. Is the past perfect (had borrowed) o.k.?
2. What preposition/structure is used here?
Thank you and Merry Christmas, everyone!
Palinkasocsi
In the following sentence I have two things that I want you to have a look at:
This example has been taken from Giora (2005) but I owe it to Ronnie Brosh, from whom Giora had borrowed it as a result of? a personal communication in 2003.
1. Is the past perfect (had borrowed) o.k.?
2. What preposition/structure is used here?
Thank you and Merry Christmas, everyone!
Palinkasocsi
Top answer
1. Yes, it's correct. 2.
- 1.
- Yes, it's correct.
- 2.
- I'm not sure what you want to know.
- It is correct, even though it's a little "stiff".
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1. Yes, it's correct.
2. I'm not sure what you want to know. It is correct, even though it's a little "stiff".
2. I'm not sure what you want to know. It is correct, even though it's a little "stiff".
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'As a result of' seems a bit strange to me. Is there anything better?
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