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Northwind Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Bob wants to make a room where as many people as possible can get together.
Is the following sentence correct?
Bob wants to make a room where as many people as possible can get together.
It sounds a little bit odd to me. I think "as many people as possible" can't be the subject.
Bob wants to make a room where as many people as possible can get together.
It sounds a little bit odd to me. I think "as many people as possible" can't be the subject.
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The sentence seems fine to me. As many people as possible is a noun phrase, which can be a subject.
- The sentence seems fine to me.
- As many people as possible is a noun phrase, which can be a subject.
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The sentence seems fine to me. As many people as possible is a noun phrase, which can be a subject.
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The sentence seems fine to me. As many people as possible is a noun phrase, which can be a subject.
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Thank you very much, Mister Micawber.
Your suggestion is surprising but I understand. I'll restructure all of my grammar.
I thank you.
Your suggestion is surprising but I understand. I'll restructure all of my grammar.
I thank you.
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