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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
From...from
Is the repetition correct? Is this phrased correctly?
From what I got from the description of your car, you should take it to the junkyard.
Thank you
From what I got from the description of your car, you should take it to the junkyard.
Thank you
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That is good colloquial English, and the repetition is inoffensive.
- That is good colloquial English, and the repetition is inoffensive.
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Even though it is alright, it may be better to use another word instead of the from; you got plenty of synonyms in English. You can make it thus:
Through what I got from the description of your car, you should take it to the junkyard.
See. It sounds better and smoother.
Through what I got from the description of your car, you should take it to the junkyard.
See. It sounds better and smoother.
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