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Her voice is also soft with a hint of roughness from age taking it's toll on her.
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Her voice is also soft with a hint of roughness from age taking it's toll on her.
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Note that it's is a shortened form of it is. The possessive of it is its.
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The question needs more context: the sentence includes the word "also".
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. Unless a specific problem is mentioned, we would have problems helping here. In spite of the name of our site, we do not actually give writing advice, or do proofreading.
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Without a specific concern this is just a writing advice question, and off-topic on EL&U
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Her voice is also soft with a hint of roughness from age taking it's toll on her.
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Her voice is also soft with a hint of roughness from age taking it's toll on her.
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Note that it's is a shortened form of it is. The possessive of it is its.
– Weather Vane
yesterday
The question needs more context: the sentence includes the word "also".
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. Unless a specific problem is mentioned, we would have problems helping here. In spite of the name of our site, we do not actually give writing advice, or do proofreading.
– Cascabel
yesterday
Without a specific concern this is just a writing advice question, and off-topic on EL&U
– Jim
yesterday
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Note that it's is a shortened form of it is. The possessive of it is its.
– Weather Vane
yesterday
The question needs more context: the sentence includes the word "also".
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. Unless a specific problem is mentioned, we would have problems helping here. In spite of the name of our site, we do not actually give writing advice, or do proofreading.
– Cascabel
yesterday
Without a specific concern this is just a writing advice question, and off-topic on EL&U
– Jim
yesterday
Note that it's is a shortened form of it is. The possessive of it is its.
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Note that it's is a shortened form of it is. The possessive of it is its.
– Weather Vane
yesterday
The question needs more context: the sentence includes the word "also".
– Weather Vane
yesterday
The question needs more context: the sentence includes the word "also".
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. Unless a specific problem is mentioned, we would have problems helping here. In spite of the name of our site, we do not actually give writing advice, or do proofreading.
– Cascabel
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. Unless a specific problem is mentioned, we would have problems helping here. In spite of the name of our site, we do not actually give writing advice, or do proofreading.
– Cascabel
yesterday
Without a specific concern this is just a writing advice question, and off-topic on EL&U
– Jim
yesterday
Without a specific concern this is just a writing advice question, and off-topic on EL&U
– Jim
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Yes, you could frame this sentence as:
Although her voice is soft, there is a hint of roughness due to age, taking a toll on her.
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Yes, you could frame this sentence as:
Although her voice is soft, there is a hint of roughness due to age, taking a toll on her.
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Yes, you could frame this sentence as:
Although her voice is soft, there is a hint of roughness due to age, taking a toll on her.
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Yes, you could frame this sentence as:
Although her voice is soft, there is a hint of roughness due to age, taking a toll on her.
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Yes, you could frame this sentence as:
Although her voice is soft, there is a hint of roughness due to age, taking a toll on her.
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Note that it's is a shortened form of it is. The possessive of it is its.
– Weather Vane
yesterday
The question needs more context: the sentence includes the word "also".
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. Unless a specific problem is mentioned, we would have problems helping here. In spite of the name of our site, we do not actually give writing advice, or do proofreading.
– Cascabel
yesterday
Without a specific concern this is just a writing advice question, and off-topic on EL&U
– Jim
yesterday