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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"There...still remain.."?
Can I simply say
"Aside from(whatever nouns needed to be allocated here)..., there still remain ..(some other objects here).." to indicate that aside from that former group of objects, there are still others things that coexist at the same time?
THANKS!:)
"Aside from(whatever nouns needed to be allocated here)..., there still remain ..(some other objects here).." to indicate that aside from that former group of objects, there are still others things that coexist at the same time?
THANKS!:)
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It is grammatically possible. In a given situation, it may not be the most natural way to express the idea. One would need to see the whole thing in context.
- It is grammatically possible.
- In a given situation, it may not be the most natural way to express the idea.
- One would need to see the whole thing in context.
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It is grammatically possible. In a given situation, it may not be the most natural way to express the idea. One would need to see the whole thing in context.
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