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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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A thriller in which a female journalist investigates a string of murders near the American-owned factories on the Juarez/El Paso border.

Is the above a sentence?

If not, why?

Thank you
  

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With "A" this has an abrupt start, but it depends on the context. I would say: This is a thriller in which a female journalist investigates a string of murders near the American-owned factories on the Juarez/El Paso border.

— Marius Hancu

  • With "A" this has an abrupt start, but it depends on the context.
  • I would say: This is a thriller in which a female journalist investigates a string of murders near the American-owned factories on the Juarez/El Paso border.
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With "A" this has an abrupt start, but it depends on the context.

I would say:
This is a thriller in which a female journalist investigates a string of murders near the American-owned factories on the Juarez/El Paso border.
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A thriller in which a female journalist investigates a string of murders near the American-owned factories on the Juarez/El Paso border.

Is the above a sentence? No.

If not, why? It's a fragment.


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Hi,

There's no main verb. If you remove the subordinate clause, what you have left is

A thriller.

That's not a sentence.

Best wishes, Clive
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