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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Should I omit the word 'medals' after the phrase 'none of these'?

Is this sentence of mine acceptable? Should I omit the word 'medals' after the phrase 'none of these'? Please help me. Thank you.

I tried to look everywhere for the medal of valor and many other medals of honor that my grandfather had received before, but unfortunately I found none of these medals, and nobody could tell what had become of these medals.
  

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Rommel I tried to look everywhere for the medal of valor and many other medals of honor that my grandfather had received before , but unfortunately I found none of these medals , and nobody could tell me what had become of them . these medals. As shown above.

— CalifJim

  • Rommel I tried to look everywhere for the medal of valor and many other medals of honor that my grandfather had received before , but unfortunately I found none of these medals , and nobody could tell me what had become of them .
  • these medals.
  • As shown above.
  • CJ
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RommelI tried to look everywhere for the medal of valor and many other medals of honor that my grandfather had received before, but unfortunately I found none of these medals, and nobody could tell me what had become of them. these medals.
As shown above.
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