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Have a good command of
Please check out the following sentences. Which is better, (1) or (2) ?
(1) Indeed, he has no experience. But he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.
(2) He surely has no experience, but he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.
(3) In short, environmental protection is everybody's business.
(1) Indeed, he has no experience. But he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.
(2) He surely has no experience, but he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.
(3) In short, environmental protection is everybody's business.
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(1) Indeed, he has no experience. But he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English. -- This one's better.
- (1) Indeed, he has no experience.
- But he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.
- -- This one's better.
- (3) In short, environmental protection is everybody's business.
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(1) Indeed, he has no experience. But he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.
(2) He indeed has no experience, but he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.--This one's better.
(3) In short, environmental protection is everybody's business.
(2) He indeed has no experience, but he was educated in the USA and has a good command of English.--This one's better.
(3) In short, environmental protection is everybody's business.
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