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Fireflysaigon Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Error Identification
Here is my question:
In order (A) no money would be wasted (B), we had to account for (C) every penny we (D)spent.
I know the answer is “A. In order”. Is it because we need “in order that” to go with the clause “no money would be wasted” Thanks for enlightening me.
In order (A) no money would be wasted (B), we had to account for (C) every penny we (D)spent.
I know the answer is “A. In order”. Is it because we need “in order that” to go with the clause “no money would be wasted” Thanks for enlightening me.
Top answer
I think you're right. "That" is often omitted, but I don't see anything else that should be changed. You could also omit "would" and the second "we," but there's nothing wrong with them.
- I think you're right.
- "That" is often omitted, but I don't see anything else that should be changed.
- You could also omit "would" and the second "we," but there's nothing wrong with them.
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I think you're right.
"That" is often omitted, but I don't see anything else that should be changed.
You could also omit "would" and the second "we," but there's nothing wrong with them.
"That" is often omitted, but I don't see anything else that should be changed.
You could also omit "would" and the second "we," but there's nothing wrong with them.
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