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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Using "in that" at the beginning of a sentence
"In that it is more convenient, they've decide to go into the other direction."
Is that even correct?
I've never seen this phrase being cast at the beginning of a sentence, though.
Is that even correct?
I've never seen this phrase being cast at the beginning of a sentence, though.
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In that it is more convenient, they've decided to go in the other direction. I think it's acceptable.
- In that it is more convenient, they've decided to go in the other direction.
- I think it's acceptable.
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In that it is more convenient, they've decided to go in the other direction.
I think it's acceptable.
I think it's acceptable.
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maelstrom"In that it is more convenient, they've decide to go into the other direction."Is that even correct?I've never seen this phrase being cast at the beginning of a sentence, though.As GPY said, it is acceptable.
The expression "in that it is more convenient" is just a supplementary adjunct of reason. I think it would be fair to say that
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