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Movo Posted 8 years ago
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Despite He Not Being
Hi,
"His experiences in the chamber cause him to hallucinate, much of the imagery being religious-based despite he not being a religious man."
Are the words in red written in an informal style or are they considered grammatically wrong or neither?
Thank you.
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movo despite he In extremely formal English, the second word would be his . When being informal, many people would use him .
- movo despite he In extremely formal English, the second word would be his .
- When being informal, many people would use him .
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movodespite he
In extremely formal English, the second word would be his. When being informal, many people would use him.
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