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Book build 849 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

"She lost her shoes, her bracelet, her earring, and her wallet."

"She lost her shoes, bracelet, earring, and wallet."

  

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book build 849 Which sentence is grammatically correct? " Both are grammatically correct. Both are fine.

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  • book build 849 Which sentence is grammatically correct?
  • " Both are grammatically correct.
  • Both are fine.
  • Both are common.
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book build 849 Which sentence is grammatically correct? "She lost her shoes, her bracelet, her earring, and her wallet.""She lost her shoes, bracelet, earring, and wallet."

Both are grammatically correct. Both are fine. Both are common.

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