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Ziomack Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Is "be" necessary to include?
A. "With practice, it can come in handy and easy to use"
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B. ""With practice, it can come in handy and be easy to use"
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B. ""With practice, it can come in handy and be easy to use"
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Since you are changing verb ( come -> be/is ), you need to state the new verb. When you don't change the verb you will be able to omit it. d
- Since you are changing verb ( come -> be/is ), you need to state the new verb.
- When you don't change the verb you will be able to omit it.
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Since you are changing verb (come -> be/is), you need to state the new verb. When you don't change the verb you will be able to omit it.
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