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  1. 29-Jul-2011, 00:27 #1
    hollyhobbit
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    Hi, I am new here and have a question. Is this sentence correct: Despite having forgotten to study, Annabel passed the test.
    Thanks ever so much! I just am doing a training for proofreading in english.
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  2. 29-Jul-2011, 07:32 #2
    Rover_KE
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    Welcome to the forum, HH.

    It's correct.

    Always capitalise English.

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