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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Dangling?
Can one say:
1-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with the Hotel ABC two miles away.
instead of:
2-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with the Hotel ABC that is two miles away.
Can one say:
3-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with Hotel ABC, two miles away.
instead of:
4-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with Hotel ABC, which is two miles away.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with the Hotel ABC two miles away.
instead of:
2-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with the Hotel ABC that is two miles away.
Can one say:
3-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with Hotel ABC, two miles away.
instead of:
4-For our hotel, it is difficult to compete with Hotel ABC, which is two miles away.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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