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Pooyan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Sentence Grammar

Hello,

I was wondering if the following sentences are correct grammatically:

"I will graduate in Spring 2013, ranked 1st with the highest GPA in the department"

"Ranked 1st with the highest GPA in the department, I will graduate in Spring 2013"


I mean the connection between the two clauses is correct?

Thanks.
  

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Pooyan I was wondering if the following sentences are correct grammatically They are correct. I would use "first" instead of "1st", however. It looks more professional.

— CalifJim

  • Pooyan I was wondering if the following sentences are correct grammatically They are correct.
  • I would use "first" instead of "1st", however.
  • It looks more professional.
  • There is something else you should consider.
  • It is somewhat redundant to say "ranked first" and "with the highest GPA" because obviously the highest GPA would rank you first.
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PooyanI was wondering if the following sentences are correct grammatically
They are correct. I would use "first" instead of "1st", however. It looks more professional.

There is something else you should consider. It is somewhat redundant to say "ranked first" and "with the highest GPA" because obviously the highest GPA would rank you first. It's s
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