“He repeats everything he is told not to do so” is it correct? [on hold]
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Is it correct sentences? He repeats everything he is told not to do so
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Is it correct sentences? He repeats everything he is told not to do so
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It sounds like two sentences. Punctuation after "everything"
– Stefan
2 days ago
To make one sentence, add "even if" before "he"
– Stefan
2 days ago
It's not clear what it means, so it can hardly be correct.
– John Lawler
2 days ago
My first thought is: So? Without the 'so' it might work for some situation. In present form it does not.
– already puzzled
2 days ago
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Is it correct sentences? He repeats everything he is told not to do so
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Is it correct sentences? He repeats everything he is told not to do so
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It sounds like two sentences. Punctuation after "everything"
– Stefan
2 days ago
To make one sentence, add "even if" before "he"
– Stefan
2 days ago
It's not clear what it means, so it can hardly be correct.
– John Lawler
2 days ago
My first thought is: So? Without the 'so' it might work for some situation. In present form it does not.
– already puzzled
2 days ago
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It sounds like two sentences. Punctuation after "everything"
– Stefan
2 days ago
To make one sentence, add "even if" before "he"
– Stefan
2 days ago
It's not clear what it means, so it can hardly be correct.
– John Lawler
2 days ago
My first thought is: So? Without the 'so' it might work for some situation. In present form it does not.
– already puzzled
2 days ago
It sounds like two sentences. Punctuation after "everything"
– Stefan
2 days ago
It sounds like two sentences. Punctuation after "everything"
– Stefan
2 days ago
To make one sentence, add "even if" before "he"
– Stefan
2 days ago
To make one sentence, add "even if" before "he"
– Stefan
2 days ago
It's not clear what it means, so it can hardly be correct.
– John Lawler
2 days ago
It's not clear what it means, so it can hardly be correct.
– John Lawler
2 days ago
My first thought is: So? Without the 'so' it might work for some situation. In present form it does not.
– already puzzled
2 days ago
My first thought is: So? Without the 'so' it might work for some situation. In present form it does not.
– already puzzled
2 days ago
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It sounds like two sentences. Punctuation after "everything"
– Stefan
2 days ago
To make one sentence, add "even if" before "he"
– Stefan
2 days ago
It's not clear what it means, so it can hardly be correct.
– John Lawler
2 days ago
My first thought is: So? Without the 'so' it might work for some situation. In present form it does not.
– already puzzled
2 days ago