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Moon7296 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
quotation ("I," John's wife, am or is?)
How are women portrayed?
=> “I,” John’s wife, am portrayed as a weaker one in many ways than John.
Q) The sentence is my answer to the question with a character "I" from the work.
Which is correct? ("I," John's wife, am or is?)
=> “I,” John’s wife, am portrayed as a weaker one in many ways than John.
Q) The sentence is my answer to the question with a character "I" from the work.
Which is correct? ("I," John's wife, am or is?)
Top answer
I am ... I , John's wife, am ... But the whole sentence isn't particularly well written in my opinion.
- I am ...
- I , John's wife, am ...
- But the whole sentence isn't particularly well written in my opinion.
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I am...
I, John's wife, am...
But the whole sentence isn't particularly well written in my opinion.
I, John's wife, am...
But the whole sentence isn't particularly well written in my opinion.
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moon7296“I,” John’s wife, am portrayed as weaker than John in many ways .As shown above.
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