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Uhoohoo Posted 12 years ago
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Is the place of "periods" right?
His courses cover the subjects of not only literature but also relative history and philosophy, with the periods from the ancient to the contemporary.
should I move it after"the ancient" and "the contemporary"?
should I move it after"the ancient" and "the contemporary"?
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Less awkward is eg His courses cover not only literature but also relative history and philosophy, from the ancient to the contemporary. Clive
- Less awkward is eg His courses cover not only literature but also relative history and philosophy, from the ancient to the contemporary.
- Clive
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Less awkward is
eg His courses cover not only literature but also relative history and philosophy, from the ancient to the contemporary.
Clive
eg His courses cover not only literature but also relative history and philosophy, from the ancient to the contemporary.
Clive
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