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Idealistic Posted 19 years ago
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Does this sentenc emake sense
Did I word this propery?
"Throughout the play, it is clear Abigail was successful in establishing herself as the epitome of self interest."
I think its alright...
"Throughout the play, it is clear Abigail was successful in establishing herself as the epitome of self interest."
I think its alright...
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Hi Idealistic
My suggestion would be to use "sucessfully established" and the past perfect since you seem to be saying that Abigail had already established herself as the epitome of self-interest by the time when the story began:
"Throughout the play, it is clear Abigail had successfully established herself as the epitome of self-interest."
My suggestion would be to use "sucessfully established" and the past perfect since you seem to be saying that Abigail had already established herself as the epitome of self-interest by the time when the story began:
"Throughout the play, it is clear Abigail had successfully established herself as the epitome of self-interest."
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