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Omnidemon Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Independant clause question.
Hello to everyone here who is reading this! I have a question for whomever.
Below in the sentence, I used a correlative conjunction which consists of rather and than.
"He would rather study than play video games."
Should I avoid such sentences and conjunctions when writing in a formal English manner?
Below in the sentence, I used a correlative conjunction which consists of rather and than.
"He would rather study than play video games."
Should I avoid such sentences and conjunctions when writing in a formal English manner?
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Omnidemon Hello to everyone here who is reading this! I have a question for whomever. Below in the sentence, I used a correlative conjunction which consists of rather and than.
- Omnidemon Hello to everyone here who is reading this!
- I have a question for whomever.
- Below in the sentence, I used a correlative conjunction which consists of rather and than.
- " Should I avoid such sentences and conjunctions when writing in a formal English manner?
- You need not avoid such sentences in formal English.
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OmnidemonHello to everyone here who is reading this! I have a question for whomever.You need not a
Below in the sentence, I used a correlative conjunction which consists of rather and than.
"He would rather study than play video games."
Should I avoid such sentences and conjunctions when writing in a formal English manner?
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