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Moonrise Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Is This An Ambiguous Sentence?
Hi teachers,
While reading the forum's answers, I come across the following sentence:
"No matter how many times she told him to, Timmy would not wear his coat at the bus stop."
- Is it defined as a vague sentence?
- If not, then I want to complete the sentence after "to", what should I say?
Thanks a lot
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Moonrise Is it defined as a vague sentence? No. It's economical.
- Moonrise Is it defined as a vague sentence?
- No.
- It's economical.
- Moonrise If not, then I want to complete the sentence after "to", what should I say?
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MoonriseIs it defined as a vague sentence?
No. It's economical.
MoonriseIf not, then I want to complete the sentence after "to", what should I say?
"No matter how many times she told him to wear his coat at the bus stop, Timmy would not wear his coat at the bus stop."
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