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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Repeating verbs
Hi,
Where are my friends, where is my enemy?
Suppose I want to convey the same meaning but using different sentence, is it ok to avoid repetition and say:
Where are my friends, where my enemy?
Or is there some other nice way to put it?
Regards
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anonymous Is it OK to avoid repeti tion and say "Where are my friends, where my enemy"? No. They are two separate sentences.
- anonymous Is it OK to avoid repeti tion and say "Where are my friends, where my enemy"?
- No.
- They are two separate sentences.
- Where are my friends?
- Where is my enemy?
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anonymousIs it OK to avoid repetition and say "Where are my friends, where my enemy"?
No. They are two separate sentences.
Where are my friends? Where is my enemy?
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