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Cboutin3 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which option is better?
1. Tika was a relatively unskilled warrior, but she was courageous, affectionate, kindhearted, and had a fiery temper.
2. Tika was affectionate and kindhearted, and although she was a relatively unskilled warrior, she was courageous and had a fiery temper.
2. Tika was affectionate and kindhearted, and although she was a relatively unskilled warrior, she was courageous and had a fiery temper.
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Hi The second definitely works better for me. If you are going to put adjectives (or adjective phrases) together, it's good to break them into groups of two or three Dave
- Hi The second definitely works better for me.
- If you are going to put adjectives (or adjective phrases) together, it's good to break them into groups of two or three Dave
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Hi
The second definitely works better for me. If you are going to put adjectives (or adjective phrases) together, it's good to break them into groups of two or three
Dave
The second definitely works better for me. If you are going to put adjectives (or adjective phrases) together, it's good to break them into groups of two or three
Dave
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