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Cboutin3 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Use of "after which"

Is using the phrase 'after which' correct in this sentence?
Tol fought Dermount and was able to kill him, after which the incapacitated Juramona soldiers awakened.
  

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cboutin3 Is using the phrase 'after which' correct in this sentence? Tol fought Dermount and was able to kill him, after which the incapacitated Juramona soldiers awakened. Yes.

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  • cboutin3 Is using the phrase 'after which' correct in this sentence?
  • Tol fought Dermount and was able to kill him, after which the incapacitated Juramona soldiers awakened.
  • Yes.
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cboutin3 Is using the phrase 'after which' correct in this sentence? Tol fought Dermount and was able to kill him, after which the incapacitated Juramona soldiers awakened.
Yes.
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