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Is this sentence gramatically correct-These newcomers began to slowly drive out the Native Britons and by AD 600 they occupied nearly all of England?
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∙ 10y ago
No, the use of capitals is wrong, the infinitive verb is split (you can't "to slowly", it is not a verb) and a comma is needed. The correct version is below. These newcomers began slowly to drive out the native Britons and by AD 600, they occupied nearly all of England.
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