Is this sentence natural?
a basketball player who never plays plays a game because the others are injured. The opposing team is very weak. He plays so well that people think he might become a starter the rest of the season.
someone says:
This game isn’t important enough for him to be able to become a starter based off the way he played tonight regardless of how well he played.
Is the above sentence natural?
thanks
Top answer
a basketball player who never plays plays a game because the others are injured. <<< This is not a complete sentence. The opposing team is very weak.
- a basketball player who never plays plays a game because the others are injured.
- <<< This is not a complete sentence.
- The opposing team is very weak.
- He plays so well that people think he might become a starter the rest of the season.
- <<< I don't understand how these two sentences are related.
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a basketball player who never plays plays a game because the others are injured.<<< This is not a complete sentence.
The opposing team is very weak. He plays so well that people think he might become a starter the rest of the season. <<< I don't understand how these two sentences are related.
someone says:
This game isn’t import
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