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Cboutin3 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which option should I choose?
FYI- I mention Gunthar a few sentences before.
1. Derek thought that if he succeeded in finding the orb, it would elevate him above his rival, Gunthar, for the coveted title of Grand Master.
2. Derek thought that if he succeeded in finding the orb, it would elevate him above Gunthar, his rival for the coveted title of Grand Master.
1. Derek thought that if he succeeded in finding the orb, it would elevate him above his rival, Gunthar, for the coveted title of Grand Master.
2. Derek thought that if he succeeded in finding the orb, it would elevate him above Gunthar, his rival for the coveted title of Grand Master.
Top answer
I see no substantial difference.
- I see no substantial difference.
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