Crossword 07 on sentences

by | Oct 28, 2018 | Crossword, Grammar

This week’s Editor’s Essentials Sunday Crossword is all about sentences. Each clue is a “sentence” that stands as an example of a technique. Identify the technique and that’s the answer to the clue.

Level: Basic to Intermediate.

Solution to this week’s crossword will be published along with the next crossword.

Solution to Crossword 06:

Solution to Crossword 06
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