Grammar?
Can anyone help me with the grammar of these sentences?
1. There was no electricity in the house but there was a lantern, which was lit so the eye witness saw the accused commit robbery in the light from that lantern.
Should I put question mark at the end of this sentence or not?
2. The court was uncertain that whether the accused accused committed robbery or not?
Top answer
too finicky 7 There was no electricity in the house , but there was a lantern [no comma] which was lit , so the eye witness saw the accused commit robbery in the light from that lantern. As shown. too finicky 7 The court was uncertain that whether the accused accused committed robbery or not?
- too finicky 7 There was no electricity in the house , but there was a lantern [no comma] which was lit , so the eye witness saw the accused commit robbery in the light from that lantern.
- As shown.
- too finicky 7 The court was uncertain that whether the accused accused committed robbery or not?
- not.
- 'that' doesn't go with 'whether'.
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too finicky 7There was no electricity in the house, but there was a lantern [no comma] which was lit, so the eye witness saw the accused commit robbery in the light from that lantern.
As shown.
too finicky 7
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