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Abil Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Delinquent youths
A local newspaper, quoting the police, said, four delinquent youths picked her up from her family home around , took her to a nearby jungle, raped her by turn and then left her unconscious.
Is the adjective “delinquent” correctly placed here? What other alternatives do I have for it? Do so many actions in a single sentence such as this one make it look unattractive? Thanks.
Is the adjective “delinquent” correctly placed here? What other alternatives do I have for it? Do so many actions in a single sentence such as this one make it look unattractive? Thanks.
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- - Yes. -- No. That is a common quantity of actions in a sentence.
- - - Yes.
- -- No.
- That is a common quantity of actions in a sentence.
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Is the adjective "delinquent" correctly placed here?-- Yes.
What other alternatives do I have for it?-- Delinquent youths = juvenile delinquents
Do so many actions in a single sentence such as this one make it look unattractive?-- No. That is a common quantity of actions in a sentence.
What other alternatives do I have for it?-- Delinquent youths = juvenile delinquents
Do so many actions in a single sentence such as this one make it look unattractive?-- No. That is a common quantity of actions in a sentence.
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