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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Grammar
Hi, are these grammatically correct?
| Though not biologically related, two disabled men form a sibling-like relationship after spending 20 years together. |
| A gangster unintentionally becomes a hero of his city which inspires him to start fresh and become a politician. |
| Based on a true story, eight ordinary people of different backgrounds were selected as the first jury for a murder trial in South Korea in 2008. |
| An aspiring politician and his wife navigate through a scandal after their daughter goes missing on the first day of his campaign. |
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The four sentences are theoretically grammatical, but the logic and/or usage is off. They should be, for example: 1. Two disabled men, not related to each other, become like brothers after living together for 20 years.
- The four sentences are theoretically grammatical, but the logic and/or usage is off.
- They should be, for example: 1.
- Two disabled men, not related to each other, become like brothers after living together for 20 years.
- 2.
- A gangster unintentionally becomes a hero in his city, which inspires him to give up a life of crime and eventually become a politician.
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The four sentences are theoretically grammatical, but the logic and/or usage is off. They should be, for example:
1. Two disabled men, not related to each other, become like brothers after living together for 20 years.
2. A gangster unintentionally becomes a hero in his city, which inspires him to give up a life of crime and eventually become a politician.
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