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19216801 Posted 13 years ago
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why in the following sentence the answer number one is accepted :
Plant disease, ………….. ruined most of the crops.
1-together with a prolonged drought, has
2-along a prolonged drought, has
I taught number two is correct
Plant disease, ………….. ruined most of the crops.
1-together with a prolonged drought, has
2-along a prolonged drought, has
I taught number two is correct
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"along a prolonged drought" is not correct. I think you mean "along with a prolonged drought". "together with" and "along with" are both OK and mean pretty much the same.
- "along a prolonged drought" is not correct.
- I think you mean "along with a prolonged drought".
- "together with" and "along with" are both OK and mean pretty much the same.
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"along a prolonged drought" is not correct. I think you mean "along with a prolonged drought".
"together with" and "along with" are both OK and mean pretty much the same.
"together with" and "along with" are both OK and mean pretty much the same.
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