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Youngbuts Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
is vs for
I got the sentence below from a internet site for my back country folks.
Asked in 1960 to name the most powerful magazine covering is presidential campaign, John Kennedy picked Time.
Is this sentence right? Shouln't 'is' after convering be 'for'? It seems tom a typo, but I can not be sure.
Many thanks in advance!
Asked in 1960 to name the most powerful magazine covering is presidential campaign, John Kennedy picked Time.
Is this sentence right? Shouln't 'is' after convering be 'for'? It seems tom a typo, but I can not be sure.
Many thanks in advance!
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youngbuts Is this sentence right? No. There is a typo, just as you suspected.
- youngbuts Is this sentence right?
- No.
- There is a typo, just as you suspected.
- "is" should be "his".
- the most powerful magazine covering his presidential campaign CJ
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youngbutsIs this sentence right?No. There is a typo, just as you suspected. "is" should be "his".
the most powerful magazine covering his presidential campaign
CJ
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