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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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Have I correctly used ‘try the cocaine’ in the following sentence?
Have I correctly used ‘try the cocaine’ in the following sentence?
His friends locked the door and forced him to try the cocaine, but he resisted.
His friends locked the door and forced him to try the cocaine, but he resisted.
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Your point of question is correct, but I question some other parts of the sentence. Did they force him to try the cocaine, or did they try to force him? His resistance is based on this part: did he resist to the point of not trying, or did he resist successfully and not try it?
- Your point of question is correct, but I question some other parts of the sentence.
- Did they force him to try the cocaine, or did they try to force him?
- His resistance is based on this part: did he resist to the point of not trying, or did he resist successfully and not try it?
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Your point of question is correct, but I question some other parts of the sentence. Did they force him to try the cocaine, or did they try to force him? His resistance is based on this part: did he resist to the point of not trying, or did he resist successfully and not try it?
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