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AaronArt Posted 9 years ago
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Is no more

Now, that the leading France's left-wing party Holland's socialists are no more.

Is it correct, and what such sentence construction is called? Is there any chance to remove the "Now, that" part and to start with "the"?

Thank you.

  

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Or should it be just as the following: Now, that Holland's socialists are no more the leading France's left-wing party.

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  • Or should it be just as the following: Now, that Holland's socialists are no more the leading France's left-wing party.
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Or should it be just as the following:

Now, that Holland's socialists are no more the leading France's left-wing party.

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Now, that the leading France's left-wing party Holland's socialists are no more.

It seems like an incomplete sentence to me. Something like this:

Now that you say so, Jack, I see you're right.

BUT we must wait for a native speaker's take on this.

Tom

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