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Onelook Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Highest point/location
The three when climbed to the top, offered the highest point in that part of the forest, offering the best view.
How can I reformulate the bolded part? Is there a better expression?
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The phrase is okay, but the sentence needs to be reworked. ], which, being the highest point in that part of the forest, offered the best view [of the surrounding area]. Clear?
- The phrase is okay, but the sentence needs to be reworked.
- ], which, being the highest point in that part of the forest, offered the best view [of the surrounding area].
- Clear?
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The phrase is okay, but the sentence needs to be reworked. I would add some information as well as correct the grammar:
The three then climbed to the top [of the hill?], which, being the highest point in that part of the forest, offered the best view [of the surrounding area].
Clear?
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