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Pupil Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Making a sentence

I have two sentences, from which I should make one sentence (Is my explanation correct?). "I have sent her two letters. She has received neither of these letters." 1.She has received neither of the letters I had sent her. 2. I have sent her two letters, neither of which she has received. Which version is correct?
  

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pupil She has received neither of the letters I had sent her. OK. You can easily omit "had" and still have a correct sentence.

— CalifJim

  • pupil She has received neither of the letters I had sent her.
  • OK.
  • You can easily omit "had" and still have a correct sentence.
  • Also, She hasn't received either of the letters I sent her.
  • pupil I have sent her two letters, neither of which she has received.
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pupilShe has received neither of the letters I had sent her.
OK. You can easily omit "had" and still have a correct sentence.

Also, She hasn't received either of the letters I sent her.
pupilI have sent her two letters, neither of which she has received.
Also correct, and better than your first one.
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