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Tamguatlay Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is "most unfortunate of accidents" OK

Mr Ho suffered the most unfortunate of accidents when a fallen tree branch caused him to lose of his motorcycle and crash into a railing.

Is "most unfortunate of accidents" correctly used?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Yes. Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".

— GPY

  • Yes.
  • Something is wrong at the end of the sentence.
  • Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".
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Yes.

Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".
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GPYYes.Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".
Thanks, GPY.

You are right.
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