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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Double place clause
Which are correct:
1-In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed at the place where John was standing in the darkness.
2-In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed into the darkness, at the place where John was standing.
3-In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed into the darkness and at the place where John was standing.
I am not gazing at the totality of darkness. I am gazing at one part of it; the part where John is standing.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed at the place where John was standing in the darkness.
2-In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed into the darkness, at the place where John was standing.
3-In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed into the darkness and at the place where John was standing.
I am not gazing at the totality of darkness. I am gazing at one part of it; the part where John is standing.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
They are all awkward; most seems redundant. In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing.
- They are all awkward; most seems redundant.
- In front of me, it was all dark.
- I knew where John was standing.
- I gazed at the place where he was.
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They are all awkward; most seems redundant.
In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed at the place where he was.
In front of me, it was all dark. I knew where John was standing. I gazed at the place where he was.
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