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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Use of quoted speech!
Let's use this as an example:
Pursuant to the question by the doctor: “Where do you live?” – Arthur responds: “I live in the city.”
Is this correct? are there any changes necessary?
Much appreciated!
Pursuant to the question by the doctor: “Where do you live?” – Arthur responds: “I live in the city.”
Is this correct? are there any changes necessary?
Much appreciated!
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'Pursuant' is a legal or highly formal business word. ”
- 'Pursuant' is a legal or highly formal business word.
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'Pursuant' is a legal or highly formal business word.
In response to the question by the doctor, “Where do you live?”, Arthur says, “I live in the city.”
In response to the question by the doctor, “Where do you live?”, Arthur says, “I live in the city.”
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