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Max Super Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
A English Sentence without Subject?
Hey guys, could you please tell me whether this sentence is correct or not?
Example: “Actually Old Mistress knows very well. Purposely pretends she doesn't, orders her around and tortures her in little ways, just so that she can't smoke her fill.” (Eileen Chang, 1967:4)
I am quite confused about "Purposely pretends....bla bla bla" , since I thought it has no subject in this sentence.
Example: “Actually Old Mistress knows very well. Purposely pretends she doesn't, orders her around and tortures her in little ways, just so that she can't smoke her fill.” (Eileen Chang, 1967:4)
I am quite confused about "Purposely pretends....bla bla bla" , since I thought it has no subject in this sentence.
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Hello, Max Super—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member. Max Super Hey guys, I am not a 'guy'; I am a 70-year old English teacher.
- Hello, Max Super—and welcome to English Forums.
- Thank you for registering as a member.
- Max Super Hey guys, I am not a 'guy'; I am a 70-year old English teacher.
- It is rude to begin talking to people you do not know at a new website in such a casual, unthinking manner.
- Max Super Purposely pretends she doesn't, orders her around and tortures her in little ways, just so that she can't smoke her fill.
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Hello, Max Super—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Max SuperHey guys,I am not a 'guy'; I am a 70-year old English teacher. It is rude to begin talking to people you do not know at a new website in such a casual, unthinking manner.
Max Super Purposely pretends she doesn't, orders her around and tortur
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