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KBMan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence right or wrong?

The books were to be read by almost all the children in the world.

I think it is correct.

I want to know a suitable reason.
  

Top answer

KBMan I think it is correct. Yes, it is grammatically correct, though it is a somewhat unusual thing to say. KBMan I want to know a suitable reason.

— CalifJim

  • KBMan I think it is correct.
  • Yes, it is grammatically correct, though it is a somewhat unusual thing to say.
  • KBMan I want to know a suitable reason.
  • A reason why it's correct?
  • What an unusual thing to ask for!
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KBManI think it is correct.
Yes, it is grammatically correct, though it is a somewhat unusual thing to say.
KBManI want to know a suitable reason.
A reason why it's correct? What an unusual thing to ask for! It's correct because it follows all the rules of English grammar.

CJ
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Above the image, Which one is right? ->correct answer is number 3.

then this means that number 5 is wrong. so, I posted this question.
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Both #3 and #5 are possible there. If the question was supposed to have only one correct answer, the authors of the book made a mistake.
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KBManAbove the image, Which one is right? ->correct answer is number 3.
No. I would not say it like that. Number 3 is the BEST answer. In a great many multiple choice tests, you are supposed to choose the best answer, not just any correct answer. Sometimes they put several correct answers among the choices just to make the test more difficult.

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Does your teacher is a woman?
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I'm going to pretend that this coffee is Tim Hortons coffee.
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