leo12345
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- Joined
- Apr 3, 2015
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Russian
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- Russian Federation
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- UK
For example:
Every night something spoiled his sleep. Once it was a noise from the neighbors, other time - a thunderstorm.
Should I use dash before 'a thunderstorm' or I must replace it with 'it was'?
(I heard people speak like this, not repeating 'it was' all the time, so when I write this down, should I use dash?)
Every night something spoiled his sleep. Once it was a noise from the neighbors, other time - a thunderstorm.
Should I use dash before 'a thunderstorm' or I must replace it with 'it was'?
(I heard people speak like this, not repeating 'it was' all the time, so when I write this down, should I use dash?)