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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

sentence conbination

Dear Friends,

I feel confused about the following questions and could not get a definite answer.Would you be kind to help me out? Thank you very much!

Combine each group of this sentence into one by means of subordination and in the most logical and coherent way:

1. He could not go to medical school. First he had to get his B.A. degree.

My answer is : he had to get his B.A. degree before he could go to medical school.

2. It is possible that John will get a promotion and an increase in salary.

First he has to exhibit an extraordinarily good performance in that business consulting company.

he has to exhibit an extraordinarily good performance in that business consulting company before getting a promotion and an increase in salary.

3. We view these trends as favorable without the slightest question.

We see computer technology.
  

Top answer

1. Yes. 2.

  • 1.
  • Yes.
  • 2.
  • OR John has to perform extraordinarily well in that business consulting company before he can get a promotion and increase in salary.
  • OR you could put the promo and salary in the middle and 'from his business consulting company' at the end.
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1. Yes.

2. .

OR

John has to perform extraordinarily well in that business consulting company before he can get a promotion and increase in salary.

OR

you could put the promo and salary in the middle and 'from his business consulting company' at the end.

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