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Nikoo Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Sentence structure
Hi. Could you please check the following sentences?
"It should be noted that based solely on the allusion to the books made by a poet who is a supreme master of this kind of artful usage, no one can conclude that Dino actually studied those books. But the immense influence of Avicenna’s works, not just these two, can be considered as a logical reason for the Dino’s acquaintance with his books."
Thanks in advance
Nikoo
"It should be noted that based solely on the allusion to the books made by a poet who is a supreme master of this kind of artful usage, no one can conclude that Dino actually studied those books. But the immense influence of Avicenna’s works, not just these two, can be considered as a logical reason for the Dino’s acquaintance with his books."
Thanks in advance
Nikoo
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Based solely on the allusion by a poet who is a supreme master of this craft, no one can conclude that Dino actually studied these books . However, the immense influence of Avicenna’s works, not just these two, suggests the likelihood of Dino’s acquaintance with his work.
- Based solely on the allusion by a poet who is a supreme master of this craft, no one can conclude that Dino actually studied these books .
- However, the immense influence of Avicenna’s works, not just these two, suggests the likelihood of Dino’s acquaintance with his work.
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Based solely on the allusion by a poet who is a supreme master of this craft, no one can conclude that Dino actually studied these books. However, the immense influence of Avicenna’s works, not just these two, suggests the likelihood of Dino’s acquaintance with his work.
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