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No. Definition: 1. Following in uninterrupted order; consecutive: on three successive days. 2. Of, characterized by, or involving succession: the government successive to the fallen monarchy. suc·cessive·ly
Correction: The teacher called my mother and told her about my lessons. Or: The teacher phoned my mother and told her about my lessons. Or: The teacher phoned my mother to inform her about
The way you have it in that sentence means "it's neat" or "it's hip" or any slang use. If you mean it is a cool mean opposed to a warm moon- then you have to state it differently. Such as "it's a
I agree but didn't want to change your thought. I think it should simply be: The moon shines brightly in an autumn sky and is beautiful. Or, A beautiful full moon shines brightly in an autumn
It's more than one sentence- it's three sentences. It is in wrong order and makes no sense. It should be: Autumn is here and a full moon shines brightly in the sky. It's cool. Although. "it's
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