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Soprano Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Subject repetition? Grammar doubt
Hello, could you help me please?
Someone wrote: "We draw dragons to put them in the Dragon Club, that is a book that Mary did"
Many questions within the same sentence:
I would say We draw dragons to be put/places into the Dragon club, which is a book that Mary created"
But are these wrong in the original sentence?
1) dragons to put them (I think so, and you?)
2) in (instead of into) I think we use into after movement verbs.
3) that or which - should I write the comma?
4) Mary did. Can Mary do a book?
Thank you in advance
Someone wrote: "We draw dragons to put them in the Dragon Club, that is a book that Mary did"
Many questions within the same sentence:
I would say We draw dragons to be put/places into the Dragon club, which is a book that Mary created"
But are these wrong in the original sentence?
1) dragons to put them (I think so, and you?)
2) in (instead of into) I think we use into after movement verbs.
3) that or which - should I write the comma?
4) Mary did. Can Mary do a book?
Thank you in advance
Top answer
) 2) in (instead of into) I think we use into after movement verbs. 3) that or which - should I write the comma? 4) Mary did.
- ) 2) in (instead of into) I think we use into after movement verbs.
- 3) that or which - should I write the comma?
- 4) Mary did.
- Can Mary do a book?
- 1) to put (them) = so that we can put (them) (Fine.
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Soprano1) dragons to put them (I think so, and you?)1) to put (them) = so that we can put (them) (Fine. them unnecessary.)
2) in (instead of into) I think we use into after movement verbs.
3) that or which - should I write the comma?
4) Mary did. Can Mary do a book?
2) in frequently substitutes for into
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