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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Expand or increase
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(In order) to expand/increase their Army of men in anticipation of a coup, the guerrilla have brainwashed people into joining the force.
Is IN ORDER optional and is the sentence grammatically correct?
thank you
(In order) to expand/increase their Army of men in anticipation of a coup, the guerrilla have brainwashed people into joining the force.
Is IN ORDER optional and is the sentence grammatically correct?
thank you
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(In order) to expand/increase/enlarge their army in anticipation of a coup, the guerrillas have brainwashed people into joining them. Is IN ORDER optional and is the sentence grammatically correct? Yes and yes.
- (In order) to expand/increase/enlarge their army in anticipation of a coup, the guerrillas have brainwashed people into joining them.
- Is IN ORDER optional and is the sentence grammatically correct?
- Yes and yes.
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(In order) to expand/increase/enlarge their army in anticipation of a coup, the guerrillas have brainwashed people into joining them.
Is IN ORDER optional and is the sentence grammatically correct? Yes and yes.
Is IN ORDER optional and is the sentence grammatically correct? Yes and yes.
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