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SafeTreee Posted 14 years ago
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"Student shall be forced to take a writing class with a literature class like they are with a math class."
Is this okay?
Is this okay?
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Not quite. ) It's clear to me that a math class is already required and something else will also be required, but exactly what that something is remains unclear. A writing class?
- Not quite.
- ) It's clear to me that a math class is already required and something else will also be required, but exactly what that something is remains unclear.
- A writing class?
- A literature class?
- Both?
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Not quite.
First, "required" would be better here than "forced." (Unless someone physically holds them in their seats during the class.)
It's clear to me that a math class is already required and something else will also be required, but exactly what that something is remains unclear. A writing class? A literature class? Both? A combination writing and literature class? Try
First, "required" would be better here than "forced." (Unless someone physically holds them in their seats during the class.)
It's clear to me that a math class is already required and something else will also be required, but exactly what that something is remains unclear. A writing class? A literature class? Both? A combination writing and literature class? Try
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1 "The mayor was forced to take a position on this project like he was with the previous one."
2 "Players are forced to wear visors like they are with helmets."
In the first sentence, "he was" should expand into "he was force to take a position".
In the second, "they are" expands into "they are forced to wear
2 "Players are forced to wear visors like they are with helmets."
In the first sentence, "he was" should expand into "he was force to take a position".
In the second, "they are" expands into "they are forced to wear
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