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Cho7712 Posted 13 years ago
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Is it grammatically correct to transform the example sentence into the following italicized one?
example sentence;
Here is a brand-new telescope for him which to observe deeper into the sky through.
-->Here is a brand-new telescope for him through which
he can observe deeper into the sky.
example sentence;
Here is a brand-new telescope for him which to observe deeper into the sky through.
-->Here is a brand-new telescope for him through which
he can observe deeper into the sky.
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Is it grammatically correct to transform the example sentence into the following italicized one? example sentence; Here is a brand-new telescope for him which to observe deeper into the sky through. Incorrect --> Here is a brand-new telescope for him through which he can observe deeper into the sky.
- Is it grammatically correct to transform the example sentence into the following italicized one?
- example sentence; Here is a brand-new telescope for him which to observe deeper into the sky through.
- Incorrect --> Here is a brand-new telescope for him through which he can observe deeper into the sky.
- Not wrong, but very clumsy.
- Better - Here is a brand-new telescope for him with which he can observe farther.
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Is it grammatically correct to transform the example sentence into the following italicized one?
example sentence;
Here is a brand-new telescope for him which to observe deeper into the sky through. Incorrect
-->Here is a brand-new telescope for him through which
he can observe deeper into the sky.
example sentence;
Here is a brand-new telescope for him which to observe deeper into the sky through. Incorrect
-->Here is a brand-new telescope for him through which
he can observe deeper into the sky.
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