Hi.
Could you tell me whether following sentences are correct or not?
I also would like to know which one is better or best of each pair.
Thanks.
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1.
Even if the river should flow backward, I would not betray you.
Even if …
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What he had done was give/given me a chance.
Which alternatives are correct in the above two sentences ?
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Are these sentences natural? Any suggestion is welcome.
And every day he inflicted a new cruelty on her.
And every day he subjected her to a new cruelty .
Thanks,
Tom
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Hello,
Below are the two sentences:
He worked in the same place before he left 3 months ago.
He'd worked in the same place before he left 3 months ago.
Which one is grammatically correct?
Thank you
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