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- 10-Jul-2010, 14:13 #1
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19.spoke it "Every time he spoke it made me jump."
According to its context, it cannot refer to a language.Should we add of before "it"? Thanks!
- 10-Jul-2010, 14:54 #2
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Re: 19.spoke it ********** NOT A TEACHER **********
Originally Posted by notletrest 
Hello, Notletrest.
(1) I think that you should simply put a comma after spoke.
Thank you
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