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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Grammar

Hi


Is this sentence correct? were you able to equivalent your degree in the USA?


I know equivalent is not a verb. so does it sound correct?

  

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The only thing that can go after "Were you able to" is a verb, so no, you can't put an adjective there. It doesn't sound correct either. CJ

— CalifJim

  • The only thing that can go after "Were you able to" is a verb, so no, you can't put an adjective there.
  • It doesn't sound correct either.
  • CJ
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The only thing that can go after "Were you able to" is a verb, so no, you can't put an adjective there. It doesn't sound correct either.

CJ

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