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Chihuahua Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
It is a situation under control
Hi There,
I wanted to know if this sentence is gramatically correct. I know it sounds awkward and there are better ways of expressing it, but is there a gramatical rule that it breaks.
The sentence is from the spoken register, hence the it-clause.
Thanks
I wanted to know if this sentence is gramatically correct. I know it sounds awkward and there are better ways of expressing it, but is there a gramatical rule that it breaks.
The sentence is from the spoken register, hence the it-clause.
Thanks
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Hi, I wanted to know if this sentence is gramatically correct. I know it sounds awkward and there are better ways of expressing it, but is there a gramatical rule that it breaks. The sentence is from the spoken register, hence the it-clause.
- Hi, I wanted to know if this sentence is gramatically correct.
- I know it sounds awkward and there are better ways of expressing it, but is there a gramatical rule that it breaks.
- The sentence is from the spoken register, hence the it-clause.
- Seems OK to me, although I'd write it as .
- .
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Hi,
I wanted to know if this sentence is gramatically correct. I know it sounds awkward and there are better ways of expressing it, but is there a gramatical rule that it breaks.
The sentence is from the spoken register, hence the it-clause.
Seems OK to me, although I'd write it as . . . the 'it' clause.
Clive
I wanted to know if this sentence is gramatically correct. I know it sounds awkward and there are better ways of expressing it, but is there a gramatical rule that it breaks.
The sentence is from the spoken register, hence the it-clause.
Seems OK to me, although I'd write it as . . . the 'it' clause.
Clive
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