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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

a sentence meaning

"A teenager on his way to work was one of seven people killed in the Croydon tram crash, it has emerged as the driver arrested over the tragedy is bailed by police."

Is the sentence correct? I can't find link between first and second part of it.
  

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The second part is incorrect grammar, and does not make sense. eg The police do not 'bail' someone. A judge grants bail.

— Clive

  • The second part is incorrect grammar, and does not make sense.
  • eg The police do not 'bail' someone.
  • A judge grants bail.
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The second part is incorrect grammar, and does not make sense.
eg The police do not 'bail' someone. A judge grants bail.
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In UK law,

"Police bail is where a suspect is released without being charged but must return to the police station at a given time."
(Wikipedia)
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