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25 February
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English (US)
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Does this sound natural?
"I took some medicine this morning, which made me sleepy. To tell you the truth, it's hard for me to keep my eyes open."
Does this sound natural?
"I took some medicine this morning, which made me sleepy. To tell you the truth, it's hard for me to keep my eyes open."
"I took some medicine this morning, which made me sleepy. To tell you the truth, it's hard for me to keep my eyes open."
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it's incorrect to put comma before which if it is a restritive clause as the additional information is necessary to create the whole thought of the sentence. You can even use 'that' instead of which. But overall, it's correct if you narrating something yet you need to do some revise to make it natural since your sentence is more often seen in story book.
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