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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

HI, is this grammatically correct?


A selection of the best Academy Awards winning foreign language films with provocative and memorable characters to be enjoyed with your family.

  

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First, it's not a sentence. It's an excessively long noun phrase. It sounds like it might be trying to be advertising copy.

— CalifJim

  • First, it's not a sentence.
  • It's an excessively long noun phrase.
  • It sounds like it might be trying to be advertising copy.
  • anonymous A selection of the best Academy - Awar d - winning foreign language films with provocative and memorable characters to be enjoyed with your family.
  • The grammar is correct as shown above * .
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First, it's not a sentence. It's an excessively long noun phrase. It sounds like it might be trying to be advertising copy.

anonymousA selection of the best Academy -Award -winning foreign language films with provocative and memorable characters to be enjoyed with your family.

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anonymousA selection of the best Academy-Award-winning foreign language films
CalifJim*There should be no space before either of the two hyphens, but they cannot be written correctly on this website because of their faulty editor.

CalifJim, probably I haven't understood what you

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