Correct?
She pulls over at a busy street corner in the city. He gets out of the car and seconds later he is gone in the stream of people on their way to work.
Is this grammatically correct and everything?
Top answer
Your sentence is correct. The only gripe I have with it is "is gone in the stream", which doesn't sound completely natural to me (or at least doesn't strike me as being common). I think I'd use either lost or disappears instead.
- Your sentence is correct.
- The only gripe I have with it is "is gone in the stream", which doesn't sound completely natural to me (or at least doesn't strike me as being common).
- I think I'd use either lost or disappears instead.
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Your sentence is correct. The only gripe I have with it is "is gone in the stream", which doesn't sound completely natural to me (or at least doesn't strike me as being common).
I think I'd use either lost or disappears instead.
0You need a comma after "car". Other than that, it is fine. You need a comma when you join two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction.
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