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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
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Like the one he played
Which is correct:
1) In front of him was an ABC twelve-string guitar as he played in his youth.
2) In front of him was an ABC acoustic twelve-string guitar like he played in his youth.
3) In front of him was an ABC acoustic twelve-string guitar like the one he played in his youth.
Let's say 'ABC' is a brand or a type of guitar.
I think only '3' works.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) In front of him was an ABC twelve-string guitar as he played in his youth.
2) In front of him was an ABC acoustic twelve-string guitar like he played in his youth.
3) In front of him was an ABC acoustic twelve-string guitar like the one he played in his youth.
Let's say 'ABC' is a brand or a type of guitar.
I think only '3' works.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan I think only '3' works. Both #2 and #3 are common; I agree that #3 is more usual. #1 is not possible.
- navitasan I think only '3' works.
- Both #2 and #3 are common; I agree that #3 is more usual.
- #1 is not possible.
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navitasanI think only '3' works.Both #2 and #3 are common; I agree that #3 is more usual. #1 is not possible.
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