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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Should I repeat the subject in this sentence?
I read the book, keep notes, write a review and listen to the music.
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I read the book, I keep notes, I write a review and I listen to the music.
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I read the book, I keep notes, I write a review and I listen to the music.
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Do not repeat the subject: I read the book, keep notes, write a review and listen to the music. Still, it sounds rather implausible. If you are talking about habitual activities, then say: I read books, keep notes, write reviews and listen to music.
- Do not repeat the subject: I read the book, keep notes, write a review and listen to the music.
- Still, it sounds rather implausible.
- If you are talking about habitual activities, then say: I read books, keep notes, write reviews and listen to music.
- If you are talking about a sequence of specific activities, use conjunctions and / or separate sentences.
- While listening to the music, I read a book and keep notes so I can write a review.
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Do not repeat the subject:
I read the book, keep notes, write a review and listen to the music.
Still, it sounds rather implausible. If you are talking about habitual activities, then say:
I read books, keep notes, write reviews and listen to music.
If you are talking about a sequence of specific activities, use conjunctions and / or separate sentenc
I read the book, keep notes, write a review and listen to the music.
Still, it sounds rather implausible. If you are talking about habitual activities, then say:
I read books, keep notes, write reviews and listen to music.
If you are talking about a sequence of specific activities, use conjunctions and / or separate sentenc
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