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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
The duty of
Are these sentences correct:
1) Your body is something which you have the duty to take care of.
2) Your body is something which you have the duty of taking care of.
3) Your body is something of which you have the duty to take care.
4) Your body is something of which you have the duty of taking care.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) Your body is something which you have the duty to take care of.
2) Your body is something which you have the duty of taking care of.
3) Your body is something of which you have the duty to take care.
4) Your body is something of which you have the duty of taking care.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
They're all grammatical, and they're all somewhat awkward. You have a duty to take care of your body.
- They're all grammatical, and they're all somewhat awkward.
- You have a duty to take care of your body.
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They're all grammatical, and they're all somewhat awkward.
You have a duty to take care of your body.
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