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Wonder123 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"if" in the middle of the sentence

"She has to some how overcome the obstacles because she will not be given any gifts if she doesn't win the content."

Is the above sentence correct? Please correct it if it is wrong.
  

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Wonder123 Is the above sentence correct? No. It has two subordinate clauses, but no main clause.

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  • Wonder123 Is the above sentence correct?
  • No.
  • It has two subordinate clauses, but no main clause.
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Wonder123Is the above sentence correct?
No. It has two subordinate clauses, but no main clause.
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how about this sentence?
"She has to some how overcome the obstacles because she will not be given any gifts if she doesn't win the content."
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Somehow - one word.

Otherwise, it is OK.
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Wonder123"She has to some how overcome the obstacles because she will not be given any gifts if she doesn't win the content."
She has to overcome the obstacles somehow because she will not be given any prizes if she doesn't win the contest.
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