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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
opposite of recline
Clauses do not match, one uses verb other one uses non verb, how to make it better
Do you want me to recline the gurney or have the back upright? [Decline Incline the gurney in upright position?]
Do you want me to recline the gurney or have the back upright? [Decline Incline the gurney in upright position?]
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"Recline" and "have" are both verbs. You could substitute "place" for "have," and then they'd both be transitive verbs.
- "Recline" and "have" are both verbs.
- You could substitute "place" for "have," and then they'd both be transitive verbs.
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"Recline" and "have" are both verbs.
You could substitute "place" for "have," and then they'd both be transitive verbs.
You could substitute "place" for "have," and then they'd both be transitive verbs.
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