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Ahmed Hope Posted 12 years ago
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Although Charrollete enjoyed paining as well as writing, she is more widely (recognized as) an author than an artist.
The answer is no mistake. But shouldn't we say "recognized to be.'?
The economy (suffered through) a recession that (was equal), if not worse than, (the recession that had) developed (a decade before.)
The answer is (Was equal to). But shouldn't we say suffered from instead of suffered through?
Thanks in advance.
The answer is no mistake. But shouldn't we say "recognized to be.'?
The economy (suffered through) a recession that (was equal), if not worse than, (the recession that had) developed (a decade before.)
The answer is (Was equal to). But shouldn't we say suffered from instead of suffered through?
Thanks in advance.
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or perhaps it is the odd spelling of 'Charlotte'. Always type carefully here at English Forums. '?
- or perhaps it is the odd spelling of 'Charlotte'.
- Always type carefully here at English Forums.
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- No.
- Ahmed Hope shouldn't we say suffered from instead of suffered through?
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Ahmed HopeThe answer is no mistakeThe first mistake is that it should read 'painting'..or perhaps it is the odd spelling of 'Charlotte'. Always type carefully here at English Forums.
Ahmed Hope But shouldn't we say "recognized to be.'?No.
Ahmed Hope shouldn't we say suffered from instead of suffere
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She suffered from depression.
Ahmed HopeBut shouldn't we say "recognized to be.'?No. "as an artist" is a fine prepositional phrase.
Ahmed HopeBut shouldn't we say suffered from instead of suffered through?We suffer from (a) disease. Disease is a cause of our suffering.
She suffered from depression.
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