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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Is this sentence correct:


"Accounts differ on what happened then - some say that the man said he was there to take “admission”, others say Hassan called to him and the man increased his pace towards the school."


Is it correct to say 'called to him' or 'the man increased his pace'?

  

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Christine Christie Is it correct to say 'called to him' or and? 'the man increased his pace'? I think you meant 'and'.

— CalifJim

  • Christine Christie Is it correct to say 'called to him' or and?
  • 'the man increased his pace'?
  • I think you meant 'and'.
  • Yes, it's OK to say 'called to him', and it's OK to say 'the man increased his pace'.
  • CJ
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Christine ChristieIs it correct to say 'called to him' or and? 'the man increased his pace'?

I think you meant 'and'.

Yes, it's OK to say 'called to him', and it's OK to say 'the man increased his pace'.

CJ

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Christine Christiehe was there to take “admission”,

What does that mean?

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