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Natalia09 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Direct speech
I have a German direct speech sentence. The speaker is called not by name but by his position or activity. As far as I know, such use is not common in English. What could be a solution?
" ... government can hardly find a better solution than ....", said the specialist for electric vehicles.
Thank you.
" ... government can hardly find a better solution than ....", said the specialist for electric vehicles.
Thank you.
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It's done in English, too, but in a more natural rendition: " ... ", said the electric-vehicle specialist.
- It's done in English, too, but in a more natural rendition: " ...
- ", said the electric-vehicle specialist.
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It's done in English, too, but in a more natural rendition:
" ... government can hardly find a better solution than ..", said the electric-vehicle specialist.
" ... government can hardly find a better solution than ..", said the electric-vehicle specialist.
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