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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct if any?
Which is correct if any?
I thought you'd be better dressed which is why I wore a suit.
I thought you'd be dressed better which is why I wore a suit.
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I thought you'd be better dressed which is why I wore a suit.
I thought you'd be dressed better which is why I wore a suit.
Thanks
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Both are grammatical, but I find the second one smoother. You need a comma before which .
- Both are grammatical, but I find the second one smoother.
- You need a comma before which .
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Both are grammatical, but I find the second one smoother.
You need a comma before which.
You need a comma before which.
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