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Asta Maria Posted 9 years ago
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Are these sentences grammatically correct?
1. Yuri finds back the reason he fights when he saw Aram fighting without giving out. He invites Aram to join them.
2. Juliana wants Burckhardt to stay with Yuri’s group to help them. Burckhardt, still holding distrust for Aram agrees to it reluctantly.
1. Yuri finds back the reason he fights when he saw Aram fighting without giving out. He invites Aram to join them.
2. Juliana wants Burckhardt to stay with Yuri’s group to help them. Burckhardt, still holding distrust for Aram agrees to it reluctantly.
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1. "Yuri rediscovers the reason he fights when he sees Aram fighting". I don't know what you mean by "giving out" here.
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- "Yuri rediscovers the reason he fights when he sees Aram fighting".
- I don't know what you mean by "giving out" here.
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1. "Yuri rediscovers the reason he fights when he sees Aram fighting". I don't know what you mean by "giving out" here.
2. "Burckhardt, still distrustful of Aram, agrees to it reluctantly."
2. "Burckhardt, still distrustful of Aram, agrees to it reluctantly."
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1. Yuri realizes why he fights when he sees Aram fighting without giving up. He invites Aram to join them.
2. Juliana wants Burckhardt to stay with Yuri’s group to help them. Burckhardt, still distrusting Aram, agrees reluctantly.
2. Juliana wants Burckhardt to stay with Yuri’s group to help them. Burckhardt, still distrusting Aram, agrees reluctantly.
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