Correct usage and type of usage.
Are these exceptable in English with the period? The last example is taken from a film poster.
Are they grammatical or is this just for effect.
A stunning. Well designed. Vintage dress.
Well designed. Perfectly conceived. Remarkable to handle. The car is truly one of a kind.
Six soliders. Officiallly heroes. Officially dead. Using weaponry outside of the law.
Is the sentence in bold a fragment. Or does 'such' act as an inferred subject mentioned in the previous sentence?
Or does it require a comma as a rule.
The story still contains some original ideas that highlight it amongst others of it's type. Such ideas are commonplace in horror fiction.
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Are these acc eptable in English with the period ? The last example is taken from a film poster. Are they grammatical or is this just for effect.
- Are these acc eptable in English with the period ?
- The last example is taken from a film poster.
- Are they grammatical or is this just for effect.
- <<< Not grammatical.
- Just for effect.
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Are these acceptable in English with the period? The last example is taken from a film poster.
Are they grammatical or is this just for effect. <<< Not grammatical. Just for effect.
A stunning. Well designed. Vintage dress.<<< Not grammatical. Just for effect.
Well designed. Perfectly conceived. Rema
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