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Term?
Hi all,
Do you know the grammer term for the following sentneces. Please help me.
I gave him the tickets. I bought them yesterday.
He told me the story. He heard it from his friends.
Thanks a lot!
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I believe what you are trying to do is create one sentence out of the two that are given. If this is so, you are trying to make relative sentences. Try:
I gave him the tickets. I bought them yesterday.
I gave him the tickets which I bought yesterday.
He told me the story. He heard it from his friends.
He told me the story which he (had) heard from his friends.
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How about:
- I gave him the tickets I bought yesterday.
He told me the story he heard from his friends.
:)
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Re: Term?

Originally Posted by
Anonymous Hi all,
Do you know the grammer term for the following sentneces. Please help me.
I gave him the tickets. I bought them yesterday.
He told me the story. He heard it from his friends.
Thanks a lot!
I think, but I am not sure, it is the so-called< run-on sentence>, which is short and clumsy.
:wink:
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A run-on sentence:
- I gave him the tickets I bought them yesterday he told me the story he heard it from his friends.
:wink:
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Originally Posted by
RonBee A run-on sentence:
- I gave him the tickets I bought them yesterday he told me the story he heard it from his friends.
:wink:
TERRIBLE ( choking) SENTENCE, ISN'T IT?
:)
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