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LUKE WANG Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
grammar problem
Hey All,
This sentence is so confusing to me.
" Yet the very mechanics whom Ware credited with creating sound building without instruction were, in fact, hungry for knowledge."
Could anyone explain its grammar and rewrite it so it at least look like a normal sentence?
Thank.
This sentence is so confusing to me.
" Yet the very mechanics whom Ware credited with creating sound building without instruction were, in fact, hungry for knowledge."
Could anyone explain its grammar and rewrite it so it at least look like a normal sentence?
Thank.
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There are more detailed questions 1) What is " whom" in the sentence refer to? 2) What is the grammar topics in this sentence? inverted sentence?
- There are more detailed questions 1) What is " whom" in the sentence refer to?
- 2) What is the grammar topics in this sentence?
- inverted sentence?
- 3) Why there is no article for the noun " sound building"?
- 4) Could anyone explain its grammar and rewrite it so it at least look like a normal sentence?
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There are more detailed questions
1) What is " whom" in the sentence refer to?
2) What is the grammar topics in this sentence? inverted
sentence?
3) Why there is no article for the noun " sound building"?
4) Could anyone explain its grammar and rewrite it so it at least look like a normal sentence?
Here is my understanding:
Ware credited
1) What is " whom" in the sentence refer to?
2) What is the grammar topics in this sentence? inverted
sentence?
3) Why there is no article for the noun " sound building"?
4) Could anyone explain its grammar and rewrite it so it at least look like a normal sentence?
Here is my understanding:
Ware credited
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