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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I was trying to translate this into English?
How would you say this sentence? Is it phrased correctly?
Which king was she mistress to and went on to marry later?
Thanks
How would you say this sentence? Is it phrased correctly?
Which king was she mistress to and went on to marry later?
Thanks
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That's good. and went on later to marry the words run with a better sound, and the end emphasis is left on the important fact 'marry' rather than 'later' d
- That's good.
- and went on later to marry the words run with a better sound, and the end emphasis is left on the important fact 'marry' rather than 'later' d
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That's good.
Better is a slightly different placing of 'later':-
...and went on later to marry
the words run with a better sound, and the end emphasis is left on the important fact 'marry' rather than 'later'
d
Better is a slightly different placing of 'later':-
...and went on later to marry
the words run with a better sound, and the end emphasis is left on the important fact 'marry' rather than 'later'
d
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