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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Without a key
Are these sentences correct:
1) Without a key, John managed to open the door.
2) John managed to open the door without a key.
3) John, without a key, managed to open the door.
I think the third one is a bit strange. I don't think the sentence is ungrammatical though.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) Without a key, John managed to open the door.
2) John managed to open the door without a key.
3) John, without a key, managed to open the door.
I think the third one is a bit strange. I don't think the sentence is ungrammatical though.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan I think the third one is a bit strange. Me, too. And #1.
- navitasan I think the third one is a bit strange.
- Me, too.
- And #1.
- navitasan I don't think the sentence is ungrammatical though.
- If it is strange, that is irrelevant.
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navitasanI think the third one is a bit strange.Me, too. And #1.
navitasanI don't think the sentence is ungrammatical though.If it is strange, that is irrelevant.
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