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Mr. Tom Posted 7 years ago
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The frail, old lady took care of the household ...
Hi
Is this natural English? Any suggestions please?
The frail, old lady took care of the household and the four children, but also made fabulous paintings and sold them for a very good amount of money. Her wrinkled hands created magic with the colors.
Thanks,
Tom
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No comma. You do not want to say that she was both frail and old, she was an old lady who was frail.
- No comma.
- You do not want to say that she was both frail and old, she was an old lady who was frail.
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No comma. You do not want to say that she was both frail and old, she was an old lady who was frail.
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