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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
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Hello,
a) All the children want to go to the beach.
b) He does not want to go to the beach.
I have to join these two senteces using "except'.
1) All the children, except him, want to go to the beach.
2) All the children, except he, want to go to the beach.
Which one (1) or (2) is correct?
Thanks.
a) All the children want to go to the beach.
b) He does not want to go to the beach.
I have to join these two senteces using "except'.
1) All the children, except him, want to go to the beach.
2) All the children, except he, want to go to the beach.
Which one (1) or (2) is correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
hanuman_2000 1) All the children, except him , want to go to the beach. 1) All the children except him want to go to the beach. (commas not needed)
- hanuman_2000 1) All the children, except him , want to go to the beach.
- 1) All the children except him want to go to the beach.
- (commas not needed)
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hanuman_2000
1) All the children, except him, want to go to the beach.
1) All the children except him want to go to the beach. (commas not needed)
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