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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Object contextually clear?
Hi. Is the object of the word "playing" at the end of the sentence is contextually clear to be the "sports" to someone who is reading the following sentence and we don't need to write the word "sports" after the word "playing"? Thank you in advance for your help.
People in this town usually play sports after 4, and I think it is important for them to warm up before playing.
People in this town usually play sports after 4, and I think it is important for them to warm up before playing.
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Anonymous Is the object of the word "playing" at the end of the sentence is contextually clear to be the "sports" Yes. "
- Anonymous Is the object of the word "playing" at the end of the sentence is contextually clear to be the "sports" Yes.
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AnonymousIs the object of the word "playing" at the end of the sentence is contextually clear to be the "sports"Yes. Or you could just use "...before doing so."
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