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Yoong Liat Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Joining of sentences

The boys' teacher lectured the boys. They left the school without permission.

1. The boys' teacher lectured them for leaving the school without permission.

2. The boys' teacher lectured the boys for leaving the school without permission.

3. The teacher of the boys lectured them for leaving the school without permission.

Which sentence is correct in joining the sentences in bold?

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Top answer

The boys' teacher lectured the boys. They left the school without permission. In your first sentence double repetition of 'boys' seems redundant.

  • The boys' teacher lectured the boys.
  • They left the school without permission.
  • In your first sentence double repetition of 'boys' seems redundant.
  • What about this: The teacher lectured the boys for leaving the school without permission.
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The boys' teacher lectured the boys. They left the school without permission.

In your first sentence double repetition of 'boys' seems redundant.
What about this:
The teacher lectured the boys for leaving the school without permission.
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Hi,

The boys' teacher lectured the boys. They left the school without permission.

1. The boys' teacher lectured them for leaving the school without permission.

2.
The boys' teacher lectured the boys for leaving the school without permission.

3.
The

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