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What is the difference between between the use of was in these two sentences.
a. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor was she likely to succeed now.
b. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor she was likely to succeed now.
Does it have something to do with the emphasis over time.
Thanks.
What is the difference between between the use of was in these two sentences.
a. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor was she likely to succeed now.
b. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor she was likely to succeed now.
Does it have something to do with the emphasis over time.
Thanks.
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Hi, What is the difference between between the use of was in these two sentences. a. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor was she likely to succeed now.
- Hi, What is the difference between between the use of was in these two sentences.
- a.
- Belinda had not succeeded before, nor was she likely to succeed now.
- b.
- Belinda had not succeeded before, nor she was likely to succeed now.
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Hi,
What is the difference between between the use of was in these two sentences.
a. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor was she likely to succeed now.
b. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor she was likely to succeed now.
Does it have something to do with the emphasis over time. The sentence relates to time, but the wor
What is the difference between between the use of was in these two sentences.
a. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor was she likely to succeed now.
b. Belinda had not succeeded before, nor she was likely to succeed now.
Does it have something to do with the emphasis over time. The sentence relates to time, but the wor
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