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Chiakingdom Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
I heard the news that the clock tower had been leaning slightly.
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It may be grammatically correct, but it seems to mean something unlikely. I cannot call it correct because I do not think it says what you think it does. If the tower had been leaning, it no longer is leaning, or it only leaned now and then.
- It may be grammatically correct, but it seems to mean something unlikely.
- I cannot call it correct because I do not think it says what you think it does.
- If the tower had been leaning, it no longer is leaning, or it only leaned now and then.
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It may be grammatically correct, but it seems to mean something unlikely. I cannot call it correct because I do not think it says what you think it does. If the tower had been leaning, it no longer is leaning, or it only leaned now and then.
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