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He changed the face of what the modern day pop culture is. Is this sentence correct?
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He changed the face of what (the) modern day pop culture is. Two suggestions: He changed the face of modern day pop culture. (or) He changed the face of what modern day pop culture is.
- He changed the face of what (the) modern day pop culture is.
- Two suggestions: He changed the face of modern day pop culture.
- (or) He changed the face of what modern day pop culture is.
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He changed the face of what (the) modern day pop culture is. Two suggestions:
He changed the face of modern day pop culture. (or)
He changed the face of what modern day pop culture is.
(I don't think "the" is needed before the subject.)
He changed the face of modern day pop culture. (or)
He changed the face of what modern day pop culture is.
(I don't think "the" is needed before the subject.)
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