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Ngngmaiphuong Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
together with
Rising living cost, together with escalating taxes, have/has proved to be a burden for everyone.
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ngngmaiphuong I don't like the sentences between commas, they always confuse me but I will try to give you some hints. First off, omit the mid-sentence as I name it and the sentence becomes Rising living cost, together with escalating taxes, have/has proved to be a burden for everyone. Rising living cost,, have/has proved to be a burden for everyone.
- ngngmaiphuong I don't like the sentences between commas, they always confuse me but I will try to give you some hints.
- First off, omit the mid-sentence as I name it and the sentence becomes Rising living cost, together with escalating taxes, have/has proved to be a burden for everyone.
- Rising living cost,, have/has proved to be a burden for everyone.
- Now decide which to use.
- Rising living cost has proved.....
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ngngmaiphuong I don't like the sentences between commas, they always confuse me but I will try to give you some hints. First off, omit the mid-sentence as I name it and the sentence becomes
Rising living cost, together with escalating taxes, have/has proved to be a burden for everyone.
Rising living cost,, have/has proved to be
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Doll's advice is sound, but the original sentence is not natural.
The rising cost of living or Rising living costs
But not Rising living cost
The rising cost of living or Rising living costs
But not Rising living cost
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Grammar GeekRising living costsWhich is the pronoun? 'rising' or 'costs'
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