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Questions about reducing conjunctions. (Reducing conjunctions involves the combination of overlapping coordinating clauses. For example, 'I want to see you and I want to see your friend' would become 'I want to see you and your friend.')
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Grammar question, which statement would be correct?
Good morning, I am writing an essay on file compression and I have written this sentence and I am not sure whether the first or second version would be correct.
The statement is:
"Lossless comp …
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Is the repitition of 'can' in this sentence a use of poor grammar?
Is the repetition of 'can' a use of bad grammar?
"[...] certain files can be reduced in size and can still retain all crucial information [...]"
Should it simply be ""[...] certain files can be …
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