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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Check if the sentence is correct or not
I am a little confused about this sentence being grammatically correct.
"Solving problems that no one has is a bad idea."
It has two verbs has and is in conjugation. Is it permitted as per the rules of grammer.
"Solving problems that no one has is a bad idea."
It has two verbs has and is in conjugation. Is it permitted as per the rules of grammer.
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It's correct, and not unusual. Parse it this way. ( Solving problems ( that no one has ) ) is a bad idea.
- It's correct, and not unusual.
- Parse it this way.
- ( Solving problems ( that no one has ) ) is a bad idea.
- What is a bad idea?
- Solving problems.
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It's correct, and not unusual.
Parse it this way.
(Solving problems (that no one has) ) is a bad idea.
What is a bad idea? Solving problems.
What kind of problems? Pr
Parse it this way.
(Solving problems (that no one has) ) is a bad idea.
What is a bad idea? Solving problems.
What kind of problems? Pr
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