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Tanya from Kyiv Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Please, check up these sentences.
As usual, I have some football-related sentences and I'm not sure I wrote them correctly. Please, help me. Thanks in advance.
1) FC NNNNN, previously called FC TTTTT, has joined the top division back in 2000.
2) FC NNNNN wish Oleksandr further success in his future career.
3) The 29-year-old had spent five years with the club. (Should I write "had spet" or "has spent"???)
1) FC NNNNN, previously called FC TTTTT, has joined the top division back in 2000.
2) FC NNNNN wish Oleksandr further success in his future career.
3) The 29-year-old had spent five years with the club. (Should I write "had spet" or "has spent"???)
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1) FC NN, previously called FC TT, has joined the top division back in 2000. 2) FC NN wish Oleksandr further success in his future career. This depends on whether you are using BrE or AmE.
- 1) FC NN, previously called FC TT, has joined the top division back in 2000.
- 2) FC NN wish Oleksandr further success in his future career.
- This depends on whether you are using BrE or AmE.
- ", etc.
- ", etc.
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1) FC NN, previously called FC TT, has joined the top division back in 2000.
2) FC NN wish Oleksandr further success in his future career.
This depends on whether you are using BrE or AmE. In AmE it is common to refer to organizations as a single unit, for example, "the government is going to
2) FC NN wish Oleksandr further success in his future career.
This depends on whether you are using BrE or AmE. In AmE it is common to refer to organizations as a single unit, for example, "the government is going to
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