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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
error in sentence
Is the following sentence correct?
"Today is gone good"
I think there is no structural error in it.But, people are saying the is already gone, so we have to use past tense. Isn't the sentence a passive one?.
"Today is gone good"
I think there is no structural error in it.But, people are saying the is already gone, so we have to use past tense. Isn't the sentence a passive one?.
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"Today is gone good" It is very informal. I would not call it a proper sentence. It means "The day is over.
- "Today is gone good" It is very informal.
- I would not call it a proper sentence.
- It means "The day is over.
- " " Good" could mean that the day went well, or it is really over.
- Anonymous Isn't the sentence a passive one?.
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AnonymousIs the following sentence correct?"Today is gone good"It is very informal. I would not call it a proper sentence.
It means "The day is over. (we can go home now)."
"Good" could mean that the day went well, or it is really over.
AnonymousIsn't the sentence a passive one?.No. "Go" is an intrans
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