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I will find you, wherever you are, even in the sky or under the ground. Or
I will find you, wherever you are, even in sky or under ground.
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nightdream wrote:I will find you, wherever you are, even in the sky or under the ground. Or
I will find you, wherever you are, even in sky or under ground.
The first sentence is better grammatically.
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Of course, the first one is fine. I don't encourage you to consider the second sentence.
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The inclusion of the word "even" is incorrect.
"I will find you wherever you are; in the sky or under the ground." That isn't a particularly good sentence but it IS understandable as an English sentence.
English nouns always take articles - i.e. 'a', 'the' etc. It's not English to say "In sky.." or "in ground".
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