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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Grammar question! please help!

Hey, while I'm studying English I found these sentences which include several errors in them.

The direction says, they are unnatural in terms of grammar, usage, and coherence.

But, as a student who study English as a foreign language, I had a hard time to figure out what is incorrect.

please help me with finding those errors!

1. University of Cincinnati basketball coach Bob huggins, percived being a
robust go-getter in his 40s
, was a heart attack waiting to happen.

2. But as dramatic as the terrorist attacks were, their deeper
significance remains to be unclear.


3. The disposition of weapons of mass destruction into the hands of small
groups
driven by far more varied motivations presents a threat that may be
obvious to us only after they act.

4. Only by resorting to a series of free-market reforms Jpan can revive
its declining economy and weak financial sector
, said a paper from the
walkers Institute.
  

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Anonymous But, as a student who study English as a foreign language, I had a hard time to figure out what is incorrect. That may mean that you are trying to do exercises that are beyond your current level of understanding. You may need to study English a little longer before you are easily able to see the errors.

  • Anonymous But, as a student who study English as a foreign language, I had a hard time to figure out what is incorrect.
  • That may mean that you are trying to do exercises that are beyond your current level of understanding.
  • You may need to study English a little longer before you are easily able to see the errors.
  • 1.
  • should have perceived as a ...
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AnonymousBut, as a student who study English as a foreign language, I had a hard time to figure out what is incorrect.
That may mean that you are trying to do exercises that are beyond your current level of understanding. You may need to study English a little longer before you are easily able to see the errors.

1. should have perceived as a ...
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University of Cincinnati basketball coach Bob huggins, percived being a
robust go-getter in his 40s
, was a heart attack waiting to happen.

I cannot figure out which part is wrong and why
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AnonymousI cannot figure out which part is wrong and why
Because we don't say that someone is "perceived being" something. We say that he is "perceived as" something. There's no logical reason why "being" should be used there. (Note the spelling of "perceived", by the way.)

Another variant that is correct is "perceived to be", but "perceived

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