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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Subsequent
subsequent to the horses retirement, the horse won three more races.
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anonymous S ubsequent to the horses horse's retirement, the horse won three more races. What is your question? , subsequent to that), the horse won three races.
- anonymous S ubsequent to the horses horse's retirement, the horse won three more races.
- What is your question?
- , subsequent to that), the horse won three races.
- How was the horse able to win races that it did not participate in?
- CJ
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anonymousSubsequent to the
horseshorse's retirement, the horse won three more races.
What is your question?
The grammar of your sentence is fine as shown above, but it conveys a preposterous idea, namely that the horse was retired (assuming you mea
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