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by reply2spg » Tue Sep 28, 2010 4:28 pm
Source - Grockit

Recently unearthed pottery fragments near the atlantic coast of Brazil once belonged to early human inhabitants who shared much of the cultural customes of the Incas who were Quechus-speaking

shared much of the cultural customes of the Incas who were Quechus-speaking

had been a people who shared many of the cultural customes of the Incas and were Quechus-speaking

shared many of the cultural customes of the Quechus-speaking Incas

shared many of the culture customes with the Quechus-speaking Incas

were sharing much of the Quechus-speaking cultural customes of the Incas

OA C
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by mj78ind » Tue Sep 28, 2010 5:59 pm
reply2spg wrote:Source - Grockit

Recently unearthed pottery fragments near the atlantic coast of Brazil once belonged to early human inhabitabts who shared much of the cultural customes of the Incas who were Quechus-speaking

who shared much of the cultural customes of the Incas who were Quechus-speaking

had been a people who shared many of the cultural customes of the Incas and were Quechus-speaking

shared many of the cultural customes of the Quechus-speaking Incas

shared many of the culture customes with the Quechus-speaking Incas

were sharing much of the Quechus-speaking cultural customes of the Incas

OA C
Hi are you sure about the OA? a direct jump to 'shared' in C, D and E does not sound well to the ear.
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by reply2spg » Tue Sep 28, 2010 6:01 pm
My bad, sorry! Thanks for correcting me

'Who' is not underlined. Updating the post
mj78ind wrote:
reply2spg wrote:Source - Grockit

Recently unearthed pottery fragments near the atlantic coast of Brazil once belonged to early human inhabitabts who shared much of the cultural customes of the Incas who were Quechus-speaking

who shared much of the cultural customes of the Incas who were Quechus-speaking

had been a people who shared many of the cultural customes of the Incas and were Quechus-speaking

shared many of the cultural customes of the Quechus-speaking Incas

shared many of the culture customes with the Quechus-speaking Incas

were sharing much of the Quechus-speaking cultural customes of the Incas

OA C
Hi are you sure about the OA? a direct jump to 'shared' in C, D and E does not sound well to the ear.
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