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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"pronoun" + s / of ？
i am so confused about it
great opening could raise reader's interest
great opening could raise the interest of reader
is both sentence are fine?
what is the difference between them?
thanks for helping.
great opening could raise reader's interest
great opening could raise the interest of reader
is both sentence are fine?
what is the difference between them?
thanks for helping.
Top answer
I think the first choice is more correct both grammatically and stylistically.
- I think the first choice is more correct both grammatically and stylistically.
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I think the first choice is more correct both grammatically and stylistically.
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Are both sentences fine?
WRONG : is both sentence are fine?
I think yes they're OK.
read this post :
what is the difference between them?
Disclaimer : i am a learner.
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Felixxxgreat opening could raise reader's interest"A great opening can raise the reader's interest." This is fine.
"A great opening can raise the interest of
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