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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I have a problem with understanding an English sentence that I have to translate. I feel that it does not have a predicate. Could you help me?
"People completely out of touch with the notion that making an effort with your appearance is a kind of politeness to others".
I have a problem with understanding an English sentence that I have to translate. I feel that it does not have a predicate. Could you help me?
"People completely out of touch with the notion that making an effort with your appearance is a kind of politeness to others".
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I would say you were right. That is not a sentence. Simplified, it reads like this: "People who are this way", which is obviously not a complete sentence.
- I would say you were right.
- That is not a sentence.
- Simplified, it reads like this: "People who are this way", which is obviously not a complete sentence.
- As a matter of fact, I'd say all you have is a subject, and nothing else.
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I would say you were right. That is not a sentence. Simplified, it reads like this: "People who are this way", which is obviously not a complete sentence. As a matter of fact, I'd say all you have is a subject, and nothing else.
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