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Ivanhr Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Is this grammatical?

"There was just me by myself at one table and the [IRS] tax team of at another in a big courtroom."

The tax team consisted of a two attorneys and several assistants or paralegals.

What's the function of the of in the first sentence?

I guess that in the second sentence the a means a team of two attorneys and several assistants or paralegals. Is this grammatical?

Typos?
  

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" The tax team consisted of a two attorneys and several assistants or paralegals. Typos. THe highlighted words should not be there.

— Khoff

  • " The tax team consisted of a two attorneys and several assistants or paralegals.
  • Typos.
  • THe highlighted words should not be there.
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IvanhrThere was just me by myself at one table and the [IRS] tax team of at another in a big courtroom."

The tax team consisted of a two attorneys and several assistants or paralegals.
Typos. THe highlighted words should not be there
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