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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Shaped In or Shaped On
What is the correct?
1) That memories are shaped in boxes form.
2) That memories are shaped on boxes form.
These sentences are ok? Is the message here understandable?
1) That memories are shaped in boxes form.
2) That memories are shaped on boxes form.
These sentences are ok? Is the message here understandable?
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Neither of those is a grammatical sentence. I can't work out what you are talking about. More context please.
- Neither of those is a grammatical sentence.
- I can't work out what you are talking about.
- More context please.
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Neither of those is a grammatical sentence. I can't work out what you are talking about. More context please.
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