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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A phrase or a sentence???
Among lyrics of the song Aubrey,
I like this song so much.
1) For a love that wouldn't bloom.
2) For the hearts that never played in tune.
1) and 2) are not a sentence. Just phrases.
I think that they mean,
- A love wouldn't come
- The hearts never played in tune.
Q) It means that, can I sometimes use forms of such phrases instead of sentences when I talk with other people?
Thank you in advance for your teaching.
I like this song so much.
1) For a love that wouldn't bloom.
2) For the hearts that never played in tune.
1) and 2) are not a sentence. Just phrases.
I think that they mean,
- A love wouldn't come
- The hearts never played in tune.
Q) It means that, can I sometimes use forms of such phrases instead of sentences when I talk with other people?
Thank you in advance for your teaching.
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I worship Bread. They are not detached phrases, and no, you can't talk like that. " That's a complete sentence.
- I worship Bread.
- They are not detached phrases, and no, you can't talk like that.
- " That's a complete sentence.
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I worship Bread.
They are not detached phrases, and no, you can't talk like that. The line goes, "And who's to blame for a love that wouldn't bloom, for the hearts that never played in tune." That's a complete sentence.
They are not detached phrases, and no, you can't talk like that. The line goes, "And who's to blame for a love that wouldn't bloom, for the hearts that never played in tune." That's a complete sentence.
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Ah~~~. "who's to blame". Thank you so much for your teaching,enoon. By the way, their lyrics are really beautiful and romantic poems.
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