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Boutsady Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
correct my sentence, Please!!
The Funeral of former President arranges honorably.
The Funeral of former President holds honorably.
are the given sentences correct?
Can I use to hold the funeral or arrange the funeral? what is your sentence?
Thank you in advance.
The Funeral of former President holds honorably.
are the given sentences correct?
Can I use to hold the funeral or arrange the funeral? what is your sentence?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Hi. If you arrange a funeral you are organising all the necessary things that make up the funeral - funeral cars, service, flowers etc. A funeral cannot hold - it is held/takes place.
- Hi.
- If you arrange a funeral you are organising all the necessary things that make up the funeral - funeral cars, service, flowers etc.
- A funeral cannot hold - it is held/takes place.
- I cannot see what you mean by honorably here.
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Hi.
If you arrange a funeral you are organising all the necessary things that make up the funeral - funeral cars, service, flowers etc.
A funeral cannot hold - it is held/takes place.
I cannot see what you mean by honorably here.
If you arrange a funeral you are organising all the necessary things that make up the funeral - funeral cars, service, flowers etc.
A funeral cannot hold - it is held/takes place.
I cannot see what you mean by honorably here.
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I mean, the former president was a honorable man, so the government will arrange a big funeral for him.
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I'm not quite sure the best way to write that.
"A funeral will be arranged that will be a fitting tribute to the honorable former president," perhaps.
"A funeral will be arranged that will be a fitting tribute to the honorable former president," perhaps.
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