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Gilysse Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The beginning of a sentence...
I heard (from my Head of English Department) that we cannot use words such as "two", "three" (etc), "many" at the beginning of a sentence, is that true?
In that case, these sentences are wrong:
1. Two men robbed his house last night.
2. Many people attended his wedding last week.
Those sentences sound correct to me so please help. Thanks in advance.
In that case, these sentences are wrong:
1. Two men robbed his house last night.
2. Many people attended his wedding last week.
Those sentences sound correct to me so please help. Thanks in advance.
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There is nothing wrong with your sentences. Have the Head of the English Department replaced with someone who knows English! CB
- There is nothing wrong with your sentences.
- Have the Head of the English Department replaced with someone who knows English!
- CB
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There is nothing wrong with your sentences. Have the Head of the English Department replaced with someone who knows English!
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