A few days ago
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Is this sentence structurally correct?

Charles Dickens created the character of Mr. Micawber; he also created Uriah Heap.

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A few days ago
Anonymous

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you could drop the “of” and make the sentence:

Charles Dickens created the character Mr. Micawber, he also created Uriah Heap.

—–>>> but that is STILL TOO WORDY!!!

*****CHANGE THE SENTENCE ENTIRELY ******

to either:

1. Charles Dickens created the characters of Mr. Micawber and Uriah Heap.

OR

2. Charles Dickens created the characters Mr. Micawber and Uriah Heap.

OR

3. The characters of Mr. Micawber and Uriah Heap were created by Charles Dickens.

*** those are youre better options, and more structurally sound and to the point.

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A few days ago
Misty
Try this:

Charles Dickens created the characters Mr. Micawber and Uriah Heap.

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A few days ago
f1mudvayne29
I would write this :

Charles Dickens created the caracters; Mr. Micawber and Uriah Heap.

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5 years ago
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It depends on what the person is saying it for, or rather, what the question was.. Because unless the question is mentioned, it is slightly hard to give a perfect answer to your question. “At the moment, I am more inclined towards pursuing a career in medicine” is grammatically correct, but it seems as though the person saying it is slightly forced to take up a career in that field.. If it’s because of pure interest, then i suggest ‘At the moment, i’m of the mind to take a career in medicine.’ or ‘I aim for a career in medicine’… Hope that helped! :))
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A few days ago
Butterfly
No drop the of.
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A few days ago
Anonymous
take out the ‘of ‘ and ur good/
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A few days ago
Anonymous
nope!!!
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