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Mbouti Posted 11 years ago
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"The picture is a work of art, with flowers carved into them."
On the sentence above, Could we also use after removing "," before "with"?
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mbouti
"The picture is a work of art, with flowers carved into them."
On the sentence above, Could we also use after removing "," before "with"?
Thanks
mbouti
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The sentence above does not make any sense. What does 'them' refer to?
- The sentence above does not make any sense.
- What does 'them' refer to?
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The sentence above does not make any sense. What does 'them' refer to?
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should be "it"
"The picture is a work of art, with flowers carved into it."
"The picture is a work of art, with flowers carved into it."
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I don't see how one can carve things into a picture, which is basically a two-dimensional thing.
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