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JimmyH Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Kid was utterly amused..
"That kid was utterly amused by the crazy and silly acts of a monkey; was incessantly giggling and kept going towards him."
Are there any grammatical errors in the sentence above? Thanks
Are there any grammatical errors in the sentence above? Thanks
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'Crazy' and 'silly' are synonymous, and the flow is awkward. That kid was very amused by the silly monkey and continued to approach it, incessantly giggling.
- 'Crazy' and 'silly' are synonymous, and the flow is awkward.
- That kid was very amused by the silly monkey and continued to approach it, incessantly giggling.
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'Crazy' and 'silly' are synonymous, and the flow is awkward.
That kid was very amused by the silly monkey and continued to approach it, incessantly giggling.
That kid was very amused by the silly monkey and continued to approach it, incessantly giggling.
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