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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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There is a realisation that changes must be made. (1)
= There is a realisation. Changes must be made this realisation. (2)
Is that right? If not, how can I transform (1) into 2 sentences without removing there is?
Quoc
= There is a realisation. Changes must be made this realisation. (2)
Is that right? If not, how can I transform (1) into 2 sentences without removing there is?
Quoc
Top answer
(2) is wrong. Changes must be made this realisation. is bad English.
- (2) is wrong.
- Changes must be made this realisation.
- is bad English.
- I don't see why separate (1) in 2 sentences, this separation certainly isn't straighforward.
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(2) is wrong.
Changes must be made this realisation.
is bad English.
I don't see why separate (1) in 2 sentences, this separation certainly isn't straighforward.
Changes must be made this realisation.
is bad English.
I don't see why separate (1) in 2 sentences, this separation certainly isn't straighforward.
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