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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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When an Indonesian businessman called Bossman expands his company to Kuala Lumpur, he brings his ridiculous, yet hilarious, company disarray with it. Who is to blame though? The Bossman himself!
  

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It is grammatically correct.

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It is grammatically correct.
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When an Indonesian businessman called named Bossman expands his company to Kuala Lumpur, he brings along his ridiculous, yet hilarious, company disarray with it. Who is to blame though? The Bossman himself!
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LisaMCWhen an Indonesian businessman called named Bossman expands his company to Kuala Lumpur, he brings along his ridiculous, yet hilarious, company disarray with it. Who is to blame though? The Bossman himself!
The only change I agree with is the deletion of "the" in the last sentence. The rest are unnecessary.
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LisaMCcalled named Bossman
Named in American English or called in British English. Either word is correct.
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