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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
general English grammar
Hi, can anyone tel me which is the correct option in the following sentence and why:
At that moment who did walk/who walked into the room but his first wife.
Thank you!
At that moment who did walk/who walked into the room but his first wife.
Thank you!
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At that moment who walked into the room but his first wife. The wording is emphatic enough - using the auxiliary verb would be an overkill.
- At that moment who walked into the room but his first wife.
- The wording is emphatic enough - using the auxiliary verb would be an overkill.
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At that moment who walked into the room but his first wife.
The wording is emphatic enough - using the auxiliary verb would be an overkill.
The wording is emphatic enough - using the auxiliary verb would be an overkill.
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