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She thought while drinking her tea that if just looking at writing and sketches is this much fun, how much fun will it be to write and sketch? With this, determined that she would learn reading, writing and sketching as soon as possible. She had already made the ways to her learning.
I find the underlined phrase a bit odd. Is there any grammatical error in that phrase?
Please, let me know if there are grammatical errors present in the sentences given above.
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FatimaSaboor123 With this, she determined that she would learn reading, writing and sketching as soon as possible. You need a subject for the verb 'determined'. FatimaSaboor123 She thought while drinking her tea that if just looking at writing and sketches is this much fun, how much fun will would it be to write and sketch?
- FatimaSaboor123 With this, she determined that she would learn reading, writing and sketching as soon as possible.
- You need a subject for the verb 'determined'.
- FatimaSaboor123 She thought while drinking her tea that if just looking at writing and sketches is this much fun, how much fun will would it be to write and sketch?
- 'will' is not wrong grammatically, but 'would' is more typical in this situation, where the subject is not stating a fact so much as speculating about the result of activities not yet tried.
- FatimaSaboor123 She had already made the ways to her learning.
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FatimaSaboor123With this, she determined that she would learn reading, writing and sketching as soon as possible.
You need a subject for the verb 'determined'.
FatimaSaboor123She thought while drinking her tea that if just looking at writing and sketches is this much fun, how much fun
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