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Perfect Stranger Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Correct or not no. 67
Dear All,
Would be so kind and tell me if this longish sentence is well-written? The underlined part is particularly troublesome for me.
Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's usually ready to answer questions asked by the teacher and in that respect he's willing to take such attempts more so than some of the other students.
Thank you.
Would be so kind and tell me if this longish sentence is well-written? The underlined part is particularly troublesome for me.
Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's usually ready to answer questions asked by the teacher and in that respect he's willing to take such attempts more so than some of the other students.
Thank you.
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Perfect Stranger Would be so kind and tell me if this longish sentence is well-written? No. I can't decipher what the underlined part actually means.
- Perfect Stranger Would be so kind and tell me if this longish sentence is well-written?
- No.
- I can't decipher what the underlined part actually means.
- Attempts at what?
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Perfect StrangerWould be so kind and tell me if this longish sentence is well-written?No. I can't decipher what the underlined part actually means. Attempts at what?
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Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's usually ready to answer questions asked by the teacher and in that respect he's willing to take such attempts more so than some of the other students.
It's not a well-worded sentence.
The underlined part means this.
It's not a well-worded sentence.
The underlined part means this.
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Thank you Clive. The thing is that I've already used the word questions in the previous sentence.
Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's usually ready to answer questions asked by the teacher and in that respect he's...
How about:
Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's us
Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's usually ready to answer questions asked by the teacher and in that respect he's...
How about:
Although his level of in-class participation varies from class to class he's us
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Previously I was trying to explain the meaning, not to write a better sentence.
How about this?
eg Although his level of participation varies from class to class, he usually tries harder than others to answer the teacher's questions.
Clive
How about this?
eg Although his level of participation varies from class to class, he usually tries harder than others to answer the teacher's questions.
Clive
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