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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Involving the arts and literature
Is this sentence correct:
1) He considers himself more German than French, but says that there are sides to him that are more French, involving the arts and literature.
The sides that are French involve the arts and literature... or maybe the sides that involve the arts and literature are more French?
Gratefully,
Navi
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All your variations are fine, except the comma after "French" does not belong there.
- All your variations are fine, except the comma after "French" does not belong there.
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All your variations are fine, except the comma after "French" does not belong there.
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