Grammar: advanced
Look over the sentences below and elucidate whether they are correct grammatically (I know they are not common in modern-day English):
And also look at the two punctuation marks used above: ), :.
Now, the sentences:
1. My father having to go out for his work pressures, I had to spend time alone.
2. My wife hating me, our relationship broke.
3. The school closing out of lockdown, we couldn't attend classes.
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Look over the sentences below and elucidate whether they are correct grammatically What's your definition of correct grammar, please? Does it include anything about common usage? If nobody uses a structure anymore, is it still correct grammar?
- Look over the sentences below and elucidate whether they are correct grammatically What's your definition of correct grammar, please?
- Does it include anything about common usage?
- If nobody uses a structure anymore, is it still correct grammar?
- ( I know they are not common in modern-day English ): It's not a good idea to punctuate in a way that results in a bracket followed by a colon.
- You could easily reword to avoid this result.
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Look over the sentences below and elucidate whether they are correct grammatically What's your definition of correct grammar, please? Does it include anything about common usage? If nobody uses a structure anymore, is it still correct grammar?
(I know they are not common in modern-day English): It's not a good idea to punctuate in a way that results in a
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