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Eipjoo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
is the example grammatically wrong?
In the example:
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He has given us a lot, more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
If there is ‘a’ before ‘more,’ I think, we call ‘a lot’ is in apposition with ‘a more~.’
But we don’t have in the sentence; then, is the example grammatically wrong?
(This is not a writing but a transcript)
He has given us a lot, more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
If there is ‘a’ before ‘more,’ I think, we call ‘a lot’ is in apposition with ‘a more~.’
But we don’t have in the sentence; then, is the example grammatically wrong?
Top answer
eipjoo He has given us a lot, more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast. Take out the comma, and you have He has given us a lot more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast. This is incorrect, but can easily be fixed.
- eipjoo He has given us a lot, more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
- Take out the comma, and you have He has given us a lot more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
- This is incorrect, but can easily be fixed.
- more full = fuller He has given us a lot fuller picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
- This is still a little awkward.
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eipjooHe has given us a lot, more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.Take out the comma, and you have
He has given us a lot more full picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
This is incorrect, but can easily be fixed. more full = fuller
He has given us a lot fuller picture of dinosaurs of the East Coast.
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