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CharmYou Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Does every sentence need a subject?
I just posted this sentence "Watched Alyssa put hot water into a bowl with this stuff. But no idea what this is. Cocoa Frosties?"
However, I was told this wasn't grammatical, I should have said "I watched" instead of beginning with "Watched", but I think this is perfectly grammatical because every sentence doesn't have a subject, imperative sentences like "Open the door" and "Answer the phone" don't have a subject but they are grammatical. So my question is, is the sentence I posted really grammatical?
However, I was told this wasn't grammatical, I should have said "I watched" instead of beginning with "Watched", but I think this is perfectly grammatical because every sentence doesn't have a subject, imperative sentences like "Open the door" and "Answer the phone" don't have a subject but they are grammatical. So my question is, is the sentence I posted really grammatical?
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It's short for " I/we watched " - what you might write in a hurry when writing notes, a diary, a list, or wanting to give the feeling associated with these. d
- It's short for " I/we watched " - what you might write in a hurry when writing notes, a diary, a list, or wanting to give the feeling associated with these.
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It's short for "I/we watched" - what you might write in a hurry when writing notes, a diary, a list, or wanting to give the feeling associated with these.
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