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Taka Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
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He would like to do things in a way which is said to be 'modern'.
If the 'which is' were omitted as:
He would like to do things in a way said to be 'modern'.
would it still sound natural?
If the 'which is' were omitted as:
He would like to do things in a way said to be 'modern'.
would it still sound natural?
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Yes that is OK. I think I would do this, actually: He would like to do things in a 'modern' way.
- Yes that is OK.
- I think I would do this, actually: He would like to do things in a 'modern' way.
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Yes that is OK. I think I would do this, actually:
He would like to do things in a 'modern' way.
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Yes that is OK. I think I would do this, actually:
He would like to do things in a 'modern' way.
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