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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Can't understand why "completed" is included...
Having part of the picture incites an anxiety, the desire to see it whole, completed.
am I reading this wrong??? anxiety completed? doesn't sound grammatically correct..
am I reading this wrong??? anxiety completed? doesn't sound grammatically correct..
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Yes, you're reading it wrong. The desire is to see the picture whole/completed.
- Yes, you're reading it wrong.
- The desire is to see the picture whole/completed.
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Yes, you're reading it wrong.
The desire is to see the picture whole/completed.
The desire is to see the picture whole/completed.
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Having part of the picture incites an anxiety, the desire to see it whole, completed.
so the part after the comma is a dependent clause? that's how I should understand it as?
so the part after the comma is a dependent clause? that's how I should understand it as?
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