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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
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His partner arrested
Which are correct:
1) His partner arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
2) With his partner arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
3) With his partner being arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
4) He had no choice but to leave town, his partner arrested.
5) He had no choice but to leave town, with his partner arrested.
6) He had no choice but to leave town, with his partner bein arrested.
Meaning: Since his partner was arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) His partner arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
2) With his partner arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
3) With his partner being arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
4) He had no choice but to leave town, his partner arrested.
5) He had no choice but to leave town, with his partner arrested.
6) He had no choice but to leave town, with his partner bein arrested.
Meaning: Since his partner was arrested, he had no choice but to leave town.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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I think this sentence must sound like: "After his partner had been arrested, he had no choice but to leave the town." Sorry for my English)
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Thank you Pupil, but if your English is not good, you should refrain from replying to questions. You might mislead others. There are a lot of people here who speak perfect English.
Respectfully,
Navi.
Respectfully,
Navi.
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