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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Correct this sentence?

The idealistic dreams he chases

or

The idealistic dreams he chase

Does chases refers to 'dreams' or 'he'?
  

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Hi, The idealistic dreams he chases or The idealistic dreams he chase Does chases refers to 'dreams' or 'he'? To 'he'. Say 'he chase s '.

— Clive

  • Hi, The idealistic dreams he chases or The idealistic dreams he chase Does chases refers to 'dreams' or 'he'?
  • To 'he'.
  • Say 'he chase s '.
  • I don't know whether this is intended to be an unusual word order for the sentence 'He chases the idealistic dreams' or whether the writer means 'The idealistic dreams that he chases' , which is a sentence fragment with no main verb.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
The idealistic dreams he chases

or

The idealistic dreams he chase

Does chases refers to 'dreams' or 'he'? To 'he'. Say 'he chases'.

I don't know whether this is intended to be an unusual word order for the sentence
'He chases the idealistic dreams'
or
whether the writer means
'The idealistic dreams that
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