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Amirarasteh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Do you prefer apples or oranges?
Hi,
Is the following sentence an acceptable answer? Weather its meaning or grammar.
"I, myself, show preference for apples rather than oranges."
By the way, can I use the aforementioned sentence in formal speaking or not?
Thanks for your consideration.
Is the following sentence an acceptable answer? Weather its meaning or grammar.
"I, myself, show preference for apples rather than oranges."
By the way, can I use the aforementioned sentence in formal speaking or not?
Thanks for your consideration.
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amirarasteh Is the following sentence an acceptable answer? It’s a little clunky. I myself prefer apples to oranges.
- amirarasteh Is the following sentence an acceptable answer?
- It’s a little clunky.
- I myself prefer apples to oranges.
- or simply I prefer apples.
- or even more simply, Apples.
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amirarastehIs the following sentence an acceptable answer?It’s a little clunky.
I myself prefer apples to oranges.
or simply
I prefer apples.
or even more simply,
Apples.
amirarastehBy the way, can I use the aforementioned sentence in formal speaking or not?
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