1. Last night she came home drunk and shot her dog one leg crippled and kicked it so hard that her dog had to be hospitalized/that her hubby had to take it to the hospital for an emergency.
Is this sentence grammatical and ok to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
Top answer
Hi, No. Try to rewrite it as two or more separate sentences. The phrase 'one leg crippled' needs work.
— Clive
Hi, No.
Try to rewrite it as two or more separate sentences.
The phrase 'one leg crippled' needs work.
We take animals to the vet, not to the hospital.
Post your revised version.
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