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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
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Though her performance was good, she (still) did not win the first prize.
Her performance was good. Still she did not win the first prize.
The above sentence is synthesized as follows. Is "still" needed? Thanks.
Though her performance was good, she (still) did not win the first prize.
The above sentence is synthesized as follows. Is "still" needed? Thanks.
Though her performance was good, she (still) did not win the first prize.
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No, but you added 'though' to your second sentence, which renders 'still' redundant.
- No, but you added 'though' to your second sentence, which renders 'still' redundant.
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No, but you added 'though' to your second sentence, which renders 'still' redundant.
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