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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Dead or alive
Are these sentences correct:
1-I will not go back to Tombstone without him, dead or alive.
2-I will not go back to Tombstone without him, whether dead or alive.
3-I will not go back to Tombstone without him, either dead or alive.
The last part of the sentence is supposed to modify 'him' and not 'I'.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-I will not go back to Tombstone without him, dead or alive.
2-I will not go back to Tombstone without him, whether dead or alive.
3-I will not go back to Tombstone without him, either dead or alive.
The last part of the sentence is supposed to modify 'him' and not 'I'.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan The last part of the sentence is supposed to modify 'him' and not 'I'. It does so in all of them, but only because of common sense, not construction.
- navitasan The last part of the sentence is supposed to modify 'him' and not 'I'.
- It does so in all of them, but only because of common sense, not construction.
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navitasanThe last part of the sentence is supposed to modify 'him' and not 'I'.It does so in all of them, but only because of common sense, not construction.
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