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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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The man who was of...
Are these sentences correct:
1-The man, who was of forty years of age, welcomed me.
2-The man, who was of forty years, welcomed me.
3-The man, who was of faith, welcomed me.
4-The book was written by a man, not of faith, but of reason.
5-The book was written by a man not of faith.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-The man, who was of forty years of age, welcomed me.
2-The man, who was of forty years, welcomed me.
3-The man, who was of faith, welcomed me.
4-The book was written by a man, not of faith, but of reason.
5-The book was written by a man not of faith.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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4-The book was written by a man, not of faith, but of reason. Gratefully,Navi. You have to drop the first "of" in the first group.
- 4-The book was written by a man, not of faith, but of reason.
- Gratefully,Navi.
- You have to drop the first "of" in the first group.
- Only this works: The man, who was forty years of age, welcomed me .
- who was of faith is wrong.
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navitasanAre these sentences correct:1-The man, who was of forty years of age, welcomed me.2-The man, who was of forty years, welcomed me.3-The man, who was of faith, welcomed me.4-The book was written by a man, not of faith, but of reason. 5-The book was written by a man not of faith.Gratefully,Navi.You have to drop the first "of" in the first group. Only t
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