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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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Our newsletter writer has written this sentence, is it grammatically correct?
It would be rude of us to suggest dessert without offering.
It would be rude of us to suggest dessert without offering.
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I think it is, but in practice it would read more smoothly and naturally as this: It would be rude of us to suggest dessert without offering it.
- I think it is, but in practice it would read more smoothly and naturally as this: It would be rude of us to suggest dessert without offering it.
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I think it is, but in practice it would read more smoothly and naturally as this:
It would be rude of us to suggest dessert without offering it.
It would be rude of us to suggest dessert without offering it.
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