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Odessa Dawn Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"I left with to turn to for help/assistance"?
Of course, you are the only one who is well-qualified in that case/in such matters, and the one I left with to turn to for help/assistance.
Is the underlined part grammatical, please? Is the whole sentence well written, please?
Is the underlined part grammatical, please? Is the whole sentence well written, please?
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I think you mean this: Of course, you are the only one who is well qualified in such matters, and the one I am left with to turn to for help/assistance.
- I think you mean this: Of course, you are the only one who is well qualified in such matters, and the one I am left with to turn to for help/assistance.
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I think you mean this:
Of course, you are the only one who is well qualified in such matters, and the one I am left with to turn to for help/assistance.
Of course, you are the only one who is well qualified in such matters, and the one I am left with to turn to for help/assistance.
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