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Vinay arora Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammatical problem
I am not able to understand the error in below
"The magazine is good source of information on current events and also reasonably price"
the answer to this solution is that at the place of "price " there should be "priced" but can anybody tell me which type of grammatical rule is this. or there is any way through which i can tackle this type of problems.
"The magazine is good source of information on current events and also reasonably price"
the answer to this solution is that at the place of "price " there should be "priced" but can anybody tell me which type of grammatical rule is this. or there is any way through which i can tackle this type of problems.
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vinay arora The magazine is good source of information on current events and also reasonably price This sentence has multiple problems other than the one you have mentioned. If it's to be priced: The magazine is a good source of information on current events and is also reasonably price d. Prajwal
- vinay arora The magazine is good source of information on current events and also reasonably price This sentence has multiple problems other than the one you have mentioned.
- If it's to be priced: The magazine is a good source of information on current events and is also reasonably price d.
- Prajwal
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vinay aroraThe magazine is good source of information on current events and also reasonably priceThis sentence has multiple problems other than the one you have mentioned.
If it's to be priced:
The magazine is a good source of information on current events and is also reasonably priced.
Prajwal
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Price is a verb as well as a noun. Here are some examples:
He priced his car at $4500.
He put a price of $4500 on his car.
$4500 is a reasonable price.
At $4500, the car is reasonably priced.
In your sentence, the past participle of the verb price is required.
The magazine is a good source of information on current events and ( is
He priced his car at $4500.
He put a price of $4500 on his car.
$4500 is a reasonable price.
At $4500, the car is reasonably priced.
In your sentence, the past participle of the verb price is required.
The magazine is a good source of information on current events and ( is
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vinay arorathe answer to this solution is that at the place of "price " there should be "priced" but can anybody tell me which type of grammatical rule is this. or there is any way through which i can tackle this type of problems." ~.....It (the magazine) is reasonably
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vinay arora Yes you are right, the sentence is in passive but in the case of error correction i shoved myself into a state of confusion,because i can't get that time whether it is grammatical mistake or not, more frankly i take it as a grammatical error, because according to grammar with "is"
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