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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Such + (a) + noun(s)
Q1) Do you use such (a) + noun(s) at the beginning of the sentence?
The example is as follows: On the other hand, Mr. Kim recommends a process-oriented approach which emphasizes
the process rather than final product. Such a process usually includes various steps
of rewriting and feedback exchanging among students.
Q2) Is 'exchanging' or exchanged correct?
The example is as follows: On the other hand, Mr. Kim recommends a process-oriented approach which emphasizes
the process rather than final product. Such a process usually includes various steps
of rewriting and feedback exchanging among students.
Q2) Is 'exchanging' or exchanged correct?
Top answer
Hi Q1) Do you use such (a) + noun(s) at the beginning of the sentence? Yes, you can. Eg: A boy who is handsome is more appealing to others.
- Hi Q1) Do you use such (a) + noun(s) at the beginning of the sentence?
- Yes, you can.
- Eg: A boy who is handsome is more appealing to others.
- Your paragraph contains one error: Such a process usually includes various steps of rewriting and exchange of views among students.
- 'Feedback' is less appropriate here when compared to 'views'.
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Hi
Q1) Do you use such (a) + noun(s) at the beginning of the sentence?
Yes, you can.
Eg: A boy who is handsome is more appealing to others.
Your paragraph contains one error:
Such a process usually includes various steps of rewriting and exchange of views among students.
'Feedback' is less appropriate here when compared to 'views'
Q1) Do you use such (a) + noun(s) at the beginning of the sentence?
Yes, you can.
Eg: A boy who is handsome is more appealing to others.
Your paragraph contains one error:
Such a process usually includes various steps of rewriting and exchange of views among students.
'Feedback' is less appropriate here when compared to 'views'
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