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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Corsica and Sardinia Islands

(a) Is there a bridge between the islands of Corsica and Sardinia?
(b) Is there a bridge between Corsica and Sardinia Islands?

I think (a) is a correct English sentence, but what about (b)? Is it still okay? Besides, is there any better sentence to express this idea?
  

Top answer

seagull I think (a) is a correct English sentence Yes, it is. seagull what about (b)? No.

— CalifJim

  • seagull I think (a) is a correct English sentence Yes, it is.
  • seagull what about (b)?
  • No.
  • Corsica is "Corsica", not "Corsica Island", and the same goes for Sardinia.
  • seagull is there any better sentence to express this idea?
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seagullI think (a) is a correct English sentence
Yes, it is.
seagullwhat about (b)?
No. Corsica is "Corsica", not "Corsica Island", and the same goes for Sardinia.
seagullis there any better sentence to express this idea?
Is there a bridge between Corsica and Sardinia?

CJ
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I understand.
Thank you so much indeed, CalifJim.
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