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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Recline verb opposite
clauses do not match, one uses verb other one uses non verb, how to make it better
Do you want me to recline the gurney or have the back upright?
Do you want me to recline the gurney or have the back upright?
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I don't follow you. The coordinated verb phrases " to recline the gurney" and " have the back upright" both contain verbs, as underlined. BillJ
- I don't follow you.
- The coordinated verb phrases " to recline the gurney" and " have the back upright" both contain verbs, as underlined.
- BillJ
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I don't follow you. The coordinated verb phrases "to recline the gurney" and "have the back upright" both contain verbs, as underlined.
BillJ
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