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Cboutin3 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Subject pronoun
Is it clear that the 'his brother' refers to Raistlin?
Goldmoon and Riverwind joined with Sturm, Tasslehoff, Tanis Half-Elven, the dwarf Flint Fireforge, the wizard Raistlin Majere, and his twin brother, Caramon, in fleeing the Inn through the kitchen to avoid being captured by dragonarmy soldiers.
Goldmoon and Riverwind joined with Sturm, Tasslehoff, Tanis Half-Elven, the dwarf Flint Fireforge, the wizard Raistlin Majere, and his twin brother, Caramon, in fleeing the Inn through the kitchen to avoid being captured by dragonarmy soldiers.
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No, it's not.
- No, it's not.
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Okay I thought so thanks a lot. Do you have suggestions on how I can phrase the sentence so that it is clear? Could I say 'Raistlin, and the latter's brother, Caramon,' for example?
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Doesn't sound good.
If you have another idea, please offer a complete sentence.
If you have another idea, please offer a complete sentence.
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Thanks for your help. It seems like my only real option is to use the word 'latter'. I appreciate your advice and assistance though.
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