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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Being released next week
Which are grammatical:
1) They have a new album being released next week.
2) They have a new album, being released next week.
3) He had a gun pointing at me.
4) He had a gun, pointing at me.
I think in '2' and '4' the comma might give a double focus to the sentence or simply indicate a pause due to the fact that the last part has been added on as an afterthought.
I am not sure that 'album being released' is really idiomatic. Is it?
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) They have a new album being released next week.
2) They have a new album, being released next week.
3) He had a gun pointing at me.
4) He had a gun, pointing at me.
I think in '2' and '4' the comma might give a double focus to the sentence or simply indicate a pause due to the fact that the last part has been added on as an afterthought.
I am not sure that 'album being released' is really idiomatic. Is it?
Gratefully,
Navi.
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1 and 3 navitasan I am not sure that 'album being released' is really idiomatic. Is it? Yes.
- 1 and 3 navitasan I am not sure that 'album being released' is really idiomatic.
- Is it?
- Yes.
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navitasanI am not sure that 'album being released' is really idiomatic. Is it?Yes.
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