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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
She managed to convice her grandmother, who was reluctant, to meet her
In the sentence "She managed to convince her grandmother, who was reluctant, to met her", is the grammar correct?
Context: Sue and her grandmother had a big fight years ago.
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Context: Sue and her grandmother had a big fight years ago.
Thanks for your time!
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to meet her, not to met her. You have a conflict between convince ... to meet her and reluctant to meet her .
- to meet her, not to met her.
- You have a conflict between convince ...
- to meet her and reluctant to meet her .
- Even the comma doesn't persuade me that you meant the former.
- This might help.
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to meet her, not to met her.
You have a conflict between convince ... to meet her and reluctant to meet her. Even the comma doesn't persuade me that you meant the former. This might help.
She managed to convince her reluctant grandmother to meet her.
CJ
You have a conflict between convince ... to meet her and reluctant to meet her. Even the comma doesn't persuade me that you meant the former. This might help.
She managed to convince her reluctant grandmother to meet her.
CJ
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