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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
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Faster than anyone else
Are these sentences correct:
1) He ran rapidly, faster than anyone else.
2) He spoke rapidly, with such haste that showed he was afraid of something.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) He ran rapidly, faster than anyone else.
2) He spoke rapidly, with such haste that showed he was afraid of something.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan 1) He ran rapidly, faster than anyone else. I would insert a dash in place of the comma. There needs to be a definite pause in thought.
- navitasan 1) He ran rapidly, faster than anyone else.
- I would insert a dash in place of the comma.
- There needs to be a definite pause in thought.
- navitasan 2) He spoke rapidly, with such haste that showed he was afraid of something.
- It may be acceptable to some.
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navitasan1) He ran rapidly, faster than anyone else.I would insert a dash in place of the comma. There needs to be a definite pause in thought.
navitasan2) He spoke rapidly, with such haste that showed he was afraid of something.It may be acceptable to some. I find that there should be "it" inserted after "that" to define
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