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Can someone please tell me if the following sentence is grammatically right or wrong?
* if anyone is interested in attending the training will be welcomed *
Many thanks in advance
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It's wrong. It's two intersecting clauses. If anyone is interested in attending the training, [no end to the sentence] and Anyone interested in attending the training will be welcomed.
- It's wrong.
- It's two intersecting clauses.
- If anyone is interested in attending the training, [no end to the sentence] and Anyone interested in attending the training will be welcomed.
- CJ
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It's wrong. It's two intersecting clauses.
If anyone is interested in attending the training, [no end to the sentence]
and
Anyone interested in attending the training will be welcomed.
CJ
0Sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop or other stop:
If anyone is interested in attending the training will be welcomed.
This sentence is incorrect. The minimum fixes to make it grammatical are:
Anyone interested in attending the training will be welcomed.
If anyone is interested in attending the training, they will be welcomed.
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