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23 January
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Are they both correct?
1. She had resumed the travel necessary to add depth to her novels.
2. She had resumed the necessary travel to add depth to her novels.
Are they both correct?
1. She had resumed the travel necessary to add depth to her novels.
2. She had resumed the necessary travel to add depth to her novels.
1. She had resumed the travel necessary to add depth to her novels.
2. She had resumed the necessary travel to add depth to her novels.
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- English (US)
In all i'd say 2 is the most correct
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- English (US)
Yes but, 2 seems slightly more natural
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Thanks, 2 more
3. She had resumed the travel which is necessary to add depth to her novels.
4. She had resumed the travel being necessary to add depth to her novels.
are they possible?
Thanks, 2 more
3. She had resumed the travel which is necessary to add depth to her novels.
4. She had resumed the travel being necessary to add depth to her novels.
are they possible?
- English (US)
4 is incorrect. 3 is right but it is unnatural to say
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In all i'd say 2 is the most correct
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