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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Some help pls
Hi,
I have a small problem and I can not go forward:)
Shall I say:
1. "The lost dynamics or the dynamical lose?"
or
2. "Lost dynamics or dynamical lose?"
The question regards the future of political process taking place in the world (so the problem is defined).
I always have a problem with bloody "the":)
Can anyone help?
Thank you
I have a small problem and I can not go forward:)
Shall I say:
1. "The lost dynamics or the dynamical lose?"
or
2. "Lost dynamics or dynamical lose?"
The question regards the future of political process taking place in the world (so the problem is defined).
I always have a problem with bloody "the":)
Can anyone help?
Thank you
Top answer
None of your phrases make much sense. Maybe you mean "Loss of dynamism". CJ
- None of your phrases make much sense.
- Maybe you mean "Loss of dynamism".
- CJ
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None of your phrases make much sense.
Maybe you mean "Loss of dynamism".
CJ
Maybe you mean "Loss of dynamism".
CJ
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