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| "Some people say that it is wrong for the government to spend much money on artistic projects, such as paintings and sculptures in public places." i know that "in public places" play an attributive part in this sentence. But which phrase does it modify? "artistic projects" or "paintings and sculptures"? here's another question: which of the following two is more ok? i mean which is more consistent with teh english way: 1. As they had finished the assignments, the children went out for fun. 2. As the children had finished the assignments, they went out for fun. thanks chengwei liu |
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| 1 paintings and scultptures 2 They're both OK, though the first sounds more more natural to me. |
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| 3x tdol |
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