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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
What does this mean?
Could you explain what this means gramatically?
I am an Iranian by birth and of my Islamic faith.
I am an Iranian by birth and of my Islamic faith.
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It is grammatically incorrect. This is the correct version: I am an Iranian by birth and of the Islamic faith. And this is the more natural version: I am a Muslim and Iranian by birth.
- It is grammatically incorrect.
- This is the correct version: I am an Iranian by birth and of the Islamic faith.
- And this is the more natural version: I am a Muslim and Iranian by birth.
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It is grammatically incorrect. This is the correct version:
I am an Iranian by birth and of the Islamic faith.
And this is the more natural version:
I am a Muslim and Iranian by birth.
I am an Iranian by birth and of the Islamic faith.
And this is the more natural version:
I am a Muslim and Iranian by birth.
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