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In his room there was a couch to sleep on and a table with some empty pizza trays on it.
1) Can I write "a couch to sleep on" to mean that it's where he sleeps?
2) Is there a way I can rephrase "a table with some empty pizza trays on it" to the better?
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anonymous 1) Can I write "a couch to sleep on" to mean that it's where he sleeps? Yes, but you seem to shift gears between the couch and the table. " anonymous 2) Is there a way I can rephrase "a table with some empty pizza trays on it" to the better?
- anonymous 1) Can I write "a couch to sleep on" to mean that it's where he sleeps?
- Yes, but you seem to shift gears between the couch and the table.
- " anonymous 2) Is there a way I can rephrase "a table with some empty pizza trays on it" to the better?
- It's good the way it is, except I don't know what a pizza tray is.
- Perhaps you meant "empty pizza boxes".
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anonymous1) Can I write "a couch to sleep on" to mean that it's where he sleeps?
Yes, but you seem to shift gears between the couch and the table. When I get to the table, I expect you to continue with function mode: "In his room there was a couch to sleep on and a table to eat at." or, in a different mode, "In his room there was only a ratty couch and a ta
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