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Abil Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
The meeting started on time
The meeting started on time. There was pin-drop silence as the President spoke. I sat at the front row seat beside a lady who represented the United Kingdom.
Is there any mistake? Thanks
Is there any mistake? Thanks
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I don't much care for 'pin-drop silence'; it is overly precious. The meeting started on time. There was absolute silence as the President spoke.
- I don't much care for 'pin-drop silence'; it is overly precious.
- The meeting started on time.
- There was absolute silence as the President spoke.
- I sat in a front - row seat beside a lady representing the United Kingdom.
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I don't much care for 'pin-drop silence'; it is overly precious.
The meeting started on time. There was absolute silence as the President spoke. I sat in a front-row seat beside a lady representing the United Kingdom.
I don't much care for 'pin-drop silence'; it is overly precious.
The meeting started on time. There was absolute silence as the President spoke. I sat in a front-row seat beside a lady representing the United Kingdom.
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Thanks MM. One more question: Is the last sentence grammatically incorrect? (I assume that you have made the corrections to make it sound good. Am I right?)
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Your original is grammatically fine and your assumption is correct; I am just trying to give you some ideas on polishing sentence flow.
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Your original is grammatically fine and your assumption is correct; I am just trying to give you some ideas on polishing sentence flow.
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