Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which of the sentences are correct?
Which of the 2 is correct?
As a player, his value is at the offensive end of the floor.
As a player, his value is immense at the offensive end of the floor.
I'm not sure how to put the 2 sentences?
He assisted me in [the] drawing of the blueprints.
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Thank you in advance
As a player, his value is at the offensive end of the floor.
As a player, his value is immense at the offensive end of the floor.
I'm not sure how to put the 2 sentences?
He assisted me in [the] drawing of the blueprints.
You can fast forward at a max speed of 30x speed.
Thank you in advance
Top answer
Both of the value sentences are correct, but the second (with "immense") looks more unnatural as a sentence. If said aloud, "immense" would be stressed. - He assisted me in [the] drawing of the blueprints.
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Both of the value sentences are correct, but the second (with "immense") looks more unnatural as a sentence. If said aloud, "immense" would be stressed.
- He assisted me in [the] drawing of the blueprints.
"He assisted me in drawing the blueprints"
or
"He assisted me in the drawing of the blueprints"
"the" and "of" are not necessa
- He assisted me in [the] drawing of the blueprints.
"He assisted me in drawing the blueprints"
or
"He assisted me in the drawing of the blueprints"
"the" and "of" are not necessa
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