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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Does the first clause go with the second?

Is this sentence correct? I heard it said by a commentator.

Whatever reason it didn't work out here with Rondo, I love what Berea has brought to the table in his (Rondo's) absence.

Thank you
  

Top answer

The part before the comma is not correct grammar, but it is typical of quick, natural, casual speech.

— Clive

  • The part before the comma is not correct grammar, but it is typical of quick, natural, casual speech.
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The part before the comma is not correct grammar, but it is typical of quick, natural, casual speech.
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CliveThe part before the comma is not correct grammar
Could you point out the wrong thing in it?

-Whatever reason it didn't work out here with Rondo

Do you mean be/is must be used with whatever?
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OttoJWhatever reason it didn't work out here with Rondo
For whatever reason, it didn't work out here with Rondo.

That's my guess at the intention.

CJ
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