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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Everybody's attention turned to them.
They started yelling and everybody's attention turned to them.
Is the underlined part correct? How else could it be phrased?
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anonymous They started yelling , and everybody's attention turned to them. Is the underlined part correct? How else could it be phrased?
- anonymous They started yelling , and everybody's attention turned to them.
- Is the underlined part correct?
- How else could it be phrased?
- The boldface part is correct.
- Here is another phrasing: They started yelling, which attracted everyone's attention.
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anonymousThey started yelling, and everybody's attention turned to them.
Is the underlined part correct? How else could it be phrased?
The boldface part is correct.
Here is another phrasing:
They started yelling, which attracted everyone's attention.
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