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Zknyy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Could I avoid 'that was' in the sentense?
Building and historic places remind us of the affluent culture that was handed to us by our forefather.
Could I avoid 'that was' in the above sentense?
Is the following sentence correct?
Building and historic places remind us of the affluent culture handed to us by our forefather.
Could I avoid 'that was' in the above sentense?
Is the following sentence correct?
Building and historic places remind us of the affluent culture handed to us by our forefather.
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You need to use the plural <s> Buildings, reminds, forefathers. The last sentence looks ok to me.
- You need to use the plural <s> Buildings, reminds, forefathers.
- The last sentence looks ok to me.
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You need to use the plural <s>
Buildings, reminds, forefathers. The last sentence looks ok to me.
Buildings, reminds, forefathers. The last sentence looks ok to me.
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Thank you for your help. I correct the sentence. Is it ok?
Buildings and historic places remind us of the affluent culture handed to us by our forefathers.
Buildings and historic places remind us of the affluent culture handed to us by our forefathers.
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