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Abil Posted 17 years ago
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Can you tell me what is the name of the artist whose works were on display at Peace Museum when we visited (it)?
Is "it" a must here? Thanks
Is "it" a must here? Thanks
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I thinik the sentence reads better with 'it'. Otherwise, in could be interepreted to mean that 'we visited each other' rather than the museum. Context and audience would determine how much you need 'it'.
- I thinik the sentence reads better with 'it'.
- Otherwise, in could be interepreted to mean that 'we visited each other' rather than the museum.
- Context and audience would determine how much you need 'it'.
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I thinik the sentence reads better with 'it'. Otherwise, in could be interepreted to mean that 'we visited each other' rather than the museum. Context and audience would determine how much you need 'it'.
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Can you tell me what is the name of the artist whose works were on display at the Peace Museum when we visited it?
Like Philip, I would also include it at the end. Yes.
CJ
Like Philip, I would also include it at the end. Yes.
CJ
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