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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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Confusing sentence
"Hope to achieve economic growth, provide for its people is a fallacy it is not true, it cannot be done and will not happen."
I have seen the sentence in a news article and it is a spoken English and written down in a paper and I was wondering if 'it is not true, it cannot down and will now happen' modifies a fallacy like the fact that S V and the news that S V, etc or they does not modify a fallacy and it should be 'It is not true...', like
"Hope to achieve economic growth, provide for its people is a fallacy. It is not true, it cannot be done and will not happen."
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
I have seen the sentence in a news article and it is a spoken English and written down in a paper and I was wondering if 'it is not true, it cannot down and will now happen' modifies a fallacy like the fact that S V and the news that S V, etc or they does not modify a fallacy and it should be 'It is not true...', like
"Hope to achieve economic growth, provide for its people is a fallacy. It is not true, it cannot be done and will not happen."
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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The original sentence is incorrect. It appears that a new sentence should start at "It", as you say. Other aspects are not great either.
- The original sentence is incorrect.
- It appears that a new sentence should start at "It", as you say.
- Other aspects are not great either.
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The original sentence is incorrect. It appears that a new sentence should start at "It", as you say. Other aspects are not great either.
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