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Spring Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct
0 Could you please tell me if both sentences are correct? 02 br
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00 She reflected that as her listening skills have improved, she only sometimes gets distracted. 02 br
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00 She reflected that with the improvement of her listening skills her ability to ignore distractions has increased. 02 br
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00 Is there another way of saying this sentence? 02 br
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00 Thank you 02 br
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00 She reflected that as her listening skills have improved, she only sometimes gets distracted. 02 br
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00 She reflected that with the improvement of her listening skills her ability to ignore distractions has increased. 02 br
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00 Is there another way of saying this sentence? 02 br
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00 Thank you 02 br
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0 I reckon you need past tenses there Spring, and I'd go for 'notice'/'realize' instead of 'reflect'. 02 br
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00 One more way you can say it: 02 br
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00 She noticed that her ability to ignore distractions had increased together with her skill in listening. 02 br
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00 Hope this helps. 02 br
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00 One more way you can say it: 02 br
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00 She noticed that her ability to ignore distractions had increased together with her skill in listening. 02 br
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00 Hope this helps. 02 br
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0 She thought about how she is less distracted the more her listening skills improve. 0-
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0 Hi Spring, 02 br
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00 Let me give you an impression of how the sentences sound (in other words, of course) to a native speaker. as though they believed they were uttered by another native speaker: 02 br
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00 1) As written, both sentences convey the same broad meaning, but with different nuances. Essentially, the meaning is exactly the same as sentence 2,
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00 Let me give you an impression of how the sentences sound (in other words, of course) to a native speaker. as though they believed they were uttered by another native speaker: 02 br
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00 1) As written, both sentences convey the same broad meaning, but with different nuances. Essentially, the meaning is exactly the same as sentence 2,
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