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Sentence problem help!

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sis320
 
Reply Thu 30 Jun, 2016 04:30 am
They have been disassociated from what their identity was
Is this sentence awkward?
They have been disassociated from what was their identity

Is there a meaning difference between these two sentences?
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Reply Thu 30 Jun, 2016 06:38 am
@sis320,
sis320 wrote:

They have been disassociated from what their identity was
Is this sentence awkward?
They have been disassociated from what was their identity

Is there a meaning difference between these two sentences?


There is no difference in the meanings of the two sentences.
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