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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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I’ve correctly used ‘with’ in the sentence, haven’t I?

I’ve correctly used ‘with’ in the sentence, haven’t I? (Context: In my country, an ‘intermission number’ refers to a song, dance, or any other performance on stage which can entertain the audience.)

A speech by the club president drew applause from the audience. An intermission number followed with the singing of an Italian song by a certain Ms. Jessica Jones.

  

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It's correct, but it doesn't sound natural. The intermission included an Italian song sung by Ms. Jessica Jones.

— Englishmaven

  • It's correct, but it doesn't sound natural.
  • The intermission included an Italian song sung by Ms.
  • Jessica Jones.
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It's correct, but it doesn't sound natural.

The intermission included an Italian song sung by Ms. Jessica Jones.

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