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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Is sentence A grammatically correct?
I'd appreciate it if someone would answer my question. Thanks in advance.
Is sentence A grammatically correct? Is it colloquial?
If there's anything strange, please correct.
A: A hamburger shop in front of a station attracts more people than the one in a residential area.
Is sentence A grammatically correct? Is it colloquial?
If there's anything strange, please correct.
A: A hamburger shop in front of a station attracts more people than the one in a residential area.
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A hamburger shop in front of a station attracts more people than the one in a residential area. OK as corrected above. CJ
- A hamburger shop in front of a station attracts more people than the one in a residential area.
- OK as corrected above.
- CJ
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A hamburger shop in front of a station attracts more people than the one in a residential area.
OK as corrected above.
CJ
OK as corrected above.
CJ
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