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Cybercrystal Posted 15 years ago
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Rose’s mother was a doctor. Her name was Linda. She had a clinic in Paris. Paris is a city. It is on the River Seine.
Rose's mother, whose name was Linda, was a doctor who had a clinic in Paris, (which is) a city on the river Seine.
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Rose’s mother was a doctor. Her name was Linda. She had a clinic in Paris. Paris is a city. It is on the River Seine.
Rose's mother, whose name was Linda, was a doctor who had a clinic in Paris, (which is) a city on the river Seine.
Is it ok?
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That's pretty good, but this would be a bit more concise: Rose's mother Linda was a doctor who had a clinic in Paris, which is on the river Seine.
- That's pretty good, but this would be a bit more concise: Rose's mother Linda was a doctor who had a clinic in Paris, which is on the river Seine.
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That's pretty good, but this would be a bit more concise:
Rose's mother Linda was a doctor who had a clinic in Paris, which is on the river Seine.
Rose's mother Linda was a doctor who had a clinic in Paris, which is on the river Seine.
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Rose's mother Linda, a doctor, had a clinic in Paris, a city on the River Seine.
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