Grammar help please?
Hi there,
Could you please tell me why the forth one is incorrect?
1) I saw or noticed it written in the contract. (Correct) (A clause)
2) I saw or noticed it done. (Correct) (A clause)
3) I saw or noticed it broken. (Correct) (A clause)
4) I found it written/done/broken..... (Incorrect, need to be two clauses)
5) I found (that) it is written/it is done/it is broken. (Correct, with two clauses)
Does it have a warranty? (General questions)
Has it got a warrany now? (Means now)
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John Aki Could you please tell me why the forth fourth one is incorrect? The fourth one is grammatically correct, but there is not often a good reason to say things like that. 'broken' and 'locked' might work in a real situation.
- John Aki Could you please tell me why the forth fourth one is incorrect?
- The fourth one is grammatically correct, but there is not often a good reason to say things like that.
- 'broken' and 'locked' might work in a real situation.
- I tried to open the door, but I found it locked.
- We wanted to eat at the Japanese restaurant, but we found it closed.
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John AkiCould you please tell me why theforthfourth one is incorrect?
The fourth one is grammatically correct, but there is not often a good reason to say things like that. 'broken' and 'locked' might work in a real situation.
I tried to open the door, but I found it locked.
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