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Kouroshh Posted 12 years ago
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Is this sentence written correctly
I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and reading every week (without missing even 1 week issue) on my Ipad.
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No. Say eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and read it every week on my iPad, without missing even one. eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine, reading it every week on my iPad without missing even one.
- No.
- Say eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and read it every week on my iPad, without missing even one.
- eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine, reading it every week on my iPad without missing even one.
- eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine.
- I read it every week on my iPad, without missing even one.
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No. Say
eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and read it every week on my iPad, without missing even one.
eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine, reading it every week on my iPad without missing even one.
eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and read it every week on my iPad, without missing even one.
eg I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine, reading it every week on my iPad without missing even one.
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You can also easily replace the bracketed part with emphatic adverb:
I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and always read it every week.
I am a regular subscriber to the New Scientist magazine and always read it every week.
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