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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
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Please tell me whether sentences are correct.
1. Around fifty were rescued, most of them victims of cold.
I came across this sentence recently in an exercise. Is 'were' between them and victims understood?
2. In precise terms her commentary on the passage is exhaustive.
Is this expression idiomatic?
3. She stayed up long/for a long time to finish the project.
4. She shows off her intelligence to put down her classmates before her teachers .
Please tell me whether sentences are correct.
1. Around fifty were rescued, most of them victims of cold.
I came across this sentence recently in an exercise. Is 'were' between them and victims understood?
2. In precise terms her commentary on the passage is exhaustive.
Is this expression idiomatic?
3. She stayed up long/for a long time to finish the project.
4. She shows off her intelligence to put down her classmates before her teachers .
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1. Around fifty were rescued, most of them victims of cold. I came across this sentence recently in an exercise.
- 1.
- Around fifty were rescued, most of them victims of cold.
- I came across this sentence recently in an exercise.
- Is 'were' between them and victims understood?
- Yes.
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1. Around fifty were rescued, most of them victims of cold.
I came across this sentence recently in an exercise. Is 'were' between them and victims understood? Yes. Or 'being', since this is a subordinate clause.
2. In precise terms her commentary on the passage is exhaustive.
Is this expression idiomatic? It s
I came across this sentence recently in an exercise. Is 'were' between them and victims understood? Yes. Or 'being', since this is a subordinate clause.
2. In precise terms her commentary on the passage is exhaustive.
Is this expression idiomatic? It s
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