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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
To great effect
Great writers use words to great effect
Or
Great writers use words to great effect
The above are made-up sentences
Do they sound natural?
Which preposition fits the context and why?
Or
Great writers use words to great effect
The above are made-up sentences
Do they sound natural?
Which preposition fits the context and why?
Top answer
Jigneshbharati Great writers use words to great effect Or Great writers use words to great effect I think you accidentally mistyped something. You wrote the same sentence twice.
- Jigneshbharati Great writers use words to great effect Or Great writers use words to great effect I think you accidentally mistyped something.
- You wrote the same sentence twice.
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JigneshbharatiGreat writers use words to great effect
Or
Great writers use words to great effect
I think you accidentally mistyped something. You wrote the same sentence twice.
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