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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Have I correctly used ‘stopped under,’ ‘under which,’ and ‘placed / laid’ in the sentence?
Have I correctly used ‘stopped under,’ ‘under which,’ and ‘placed / laid’ in the sentence? The word ‘under’ sounds redundant, but it’s correct, anyway, isn’t it?
Tessie followed Karla. They stopped under a big tree under which a medium-sized blanket was placed / laid.
Tessie followed Karla. They stopped under a big tree under which a medium-sized blanket was placed / laid.
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Rommel They stopped by a big tree under which a medium-sized blanket was placed / laid.
- Rommel They stopped by a big tree under which a medium-sized blanket was placed / laid.
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RommelThey stopped by a big tree under which a medium-sized blanket wasplaced /laid.
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