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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
school exam
Therefore, if he wanted to protect his friends' reputations, following their plan and escaping from prison would be the logical choice.
Q) My school used the above sentence for an exam question(with more context). We gave a blank in the underlined part asking students to fill in.
Do you think "..., following thier plan to escape from prison...." is just as fine as the underlined part?
Q) My school used the above sentence for an exam question(with more context). We gave a blank in the underlined part asking students to fill in.
Do you think "..., following thier plan to escape from prison...." is just as fine as the underlined part?
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Hi, Yes. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- Clive
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Hi,
Do you think the meaning of the two sentences is the same or you think the second one can be accepted as the correct answer as the first one?
Do you think the meaning of the two sentences is the same or you think the second one can be accepted as the correct answer as the first one?
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Hi,
Do you think the meaning of the two sentences is the same In #1, it sounds possible that escaping is just part of the plan.
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you think the second one can be accepted as the correct answer as the first one? Yes. And #2 is more elegant English, in my opinion.
Do you think the meaning of the two sentences is the same In #1, it sounds possible that escaping is just part of the plan.
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you think the second one can be accepted as the correct answer as the first one? Yes. And #2 is more elegant English, in my opinion.
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