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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Use of ‘every day’ and ‘more of what is their own’
Have I correctly used the adverb ‘every day’ and the expression ‘more of what is their own’ in these sentences?
They learn both French and English every day when they communicate with one another. It is better, however, if they use more of what is their own and which is the best for their learning – French.
They learn both French and English every day when they communicate with one another. It is better, however, if they use more of what is their own and which is the best for their learning – French.
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every day = daily everyday = ordinary "more of what is their own" is murky, and what's the antecedent of "which"?
- every day = daily everyday = ordinary "more of what is their own" is murky, and what's the antecedent of "which"?
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every day = daily
everyday = ordinary
"more of what is their own" is murky, and what's the antecedent of "which"?
everyday = ordinary
"more of what is their own" is murky, and what's the antecedent of "which"?
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Would it be better if I rewrite the sentence as follows?
It is better, however, if they use (more of English/English more) which is their own and which is the best for their learning.
It is better, however, if they use (more of English/English more) which is their own and which is the best for their learning.
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