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28 Dec 2020
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English (US)
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Sometimes I need to ask some questions in order to request a central question.
Could you please check my usage of pronouns?
Assume, I would like to post a question below.
- There are three sentences.
- I want to combine the sentences into one sentence.
I shouldn't use the same word "sentence," should I?
Do the following sentences make sense?
(1) I want to combine the ones into one.
(2) I want to combine these into one.
(3) I want to combine them into one.
Sometimes I need to ask some questions in order to request a central question.
Could you please check my usage of pronouns?
Assume, I would like to post a question below.
- There are three sentences.
- I want to combine the sentences into one sentence.
I shouldn't use the same word "sentence," should I?
Do the following sentences make sense?
(1) I want to combine the ones into one.
(2) I want to combine these into one.
(3) I want to combine them into one.
Could you please check my usage of pronouns?
Assume, I would like to post a question below.
- There are three sentences.
- I want to combine the sentences into one sentence.
I shouldn't use the same word "sentence," should I?
Do the following sentences make sense?
(1) I want to combine the ones into one.
(2) I want to combine these into one.
(3) I want to combine them into one.
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(2) and (3) is natural
Even just saying,
“I want to combine the sentences into one sentence.”
Is perfectly natural and okay!
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(2) and (3) is natural
Even just saying,
“I want to combine the sentences into one sentence.”
Is perfectly natural and okay!
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@itzmesara9 @brenXVIII
Oh, thank you very much!😄
For now, I found I should not always use pronouns when the same noun appears repeatedly.
Oh, thank you very much!😄
For now, I found I should not always use pronouns when the same noun appears repeatedly.
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- Spanish (Spain) Near fluent
- Japanese
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