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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
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Hello everybody!
Here is a sentence:
"The whole family, with the notable .... of the youngest son, arrived for the reunion at the Italian restaurant."
I thought of:
"The whole family, with the notable PRESENCE of the youngest son, arrived for the reunion at the Italian restaurant."
Is it correct? Thank you!
Here is a sentence:
"The whole family, with the notable .... of the youngest son, arrived for the reunion at the Italian restaurant."
I thought of:
"The whole family, with the notable PRESENCE of the youngest son, arrived for the reunion at the Italian restaurant."
Is it correct? Thank you!
Top answer
TinaMr Is it correct? Quite possible, but the expected answer is 'absence' or 'exception'. Not a well-conceived question.
- TinaMr Is it correct?
- Quite possible, but the expected answer is 'absence' or 'exception'.
- Not a well-conceived question.
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TinaMrIs it correct?Quite possible, but the expected answer is 'absence' or 'exception'. Not a well-conceived question.
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