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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
confusing structure?
The group proceeded with a march they knew would lead to bloodshed.
Q) I have no idea how this sentence should be interpreted.
Does "they knew" modify the noun "a march"? Then what is "would lead to bloodshed"?
Q) I have no idea how this sentence should be interpreted.
Does "they knew" modify the noun "a march"? Then what is "would lead to bloodshed"?
Top answer
The group proceeded with a march. The group knew the march would lead to booldshed.
- The group proceeded with a march.
- The group knew the march would lead to booldshed.
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The group proceeded with a march. The group knew the march would lead to booldshed.
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The structure of the sentence is very new to me... now I know the meaning .. but now I'm wondering how the sentence can be formed like that.
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