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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Looked after them
A man escorted Jenna out of an office and into the elevator. Bill looked after them, suspicious.
Is the emboldened sentence OK and clear for the context?
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Bill looked after them, suspicious. This is not wrong, but I prefer Suspicious, Bill looked after them. ------------------------------------------ Are you sure an office i s OK for your context?
- Bill looked after them, suspicious.
- This is not wrong, but I prefer Suspicious, Bill looked after them.
- ------------------------------------------ Are you sure an office i s OK for your context?
- Clive
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Bill looked after them, suspicious. This is not wrong, but I prefer
Suspicious, Bill looked after them.
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Are you sure an office is OK for your context?
Clive
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