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4444mv Posted 11 years ago
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living in front of my house
Is it correct to say : the man living in front of my house is a teacher,
considering living in front of my house as a reduced relative clause (who is living..)?
considering living in front of my house as a reduced relative clause (who is living..)?
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Grammatically, it's okay, but it sounds like he is living in a tent on your front lawn. Do you mean, "the house across from mine" or something like that?
- Grammatically, it's okay, but it sounds like he is living in a tent on your front lawn.
- Do you mean, "the house across from mine" or something like that?
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Grammatically, it's okay, but it sounds like he is living in a tent on your front lawn.
Do you mean, "the house across from mine" or something like that?
Do you mean, "the house across from mine" or something like that?
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