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Contiluo Posted 10 years ago
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precede the verb be
Which of the following sentences is correct, #1 or #2?
Should the adjective clause “that you’re traveling to” precede the verb be “is”?
1. No matter how awesome a place is that you're traveling to, it's always to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
2. No matter how awesome a place that you're traveling to is, it's always to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
Should the adjective clause “that you’re traveling to” precede the verb be “is”?
1. No matter how awesome a place is that you're traveling to, it's always to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
2. No matter how awesome a place that you're traveling to is, it's always to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
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This is the most natural one. No matter how awesome the place that you're traveling to is, it's always wise to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
- This is the most natural one.
- No matter how awesome the place that you're traveling to is, it's always wise to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
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This is the most natural one.
No matter how awesome the place that you're traveling to is, it's always wise to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
No matter how awesome the place that you're traveling to is, it's always wise to make sure you keep your wits about you to avoid scammers.
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