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It was happy...
A student learning English as a second language used this sentence construction:
It was lucky that we could see you.
to make this sentence:
It was happy that the man did not die.
Is that second sentence right or wrong. And, if it is wrong, why does this sentence work:
It was a happy event that the man did not die.
???
It was lucky that we could see you.
to make this sentence:
It was happy that the man did not die.
Is that second sentence right or wrong. And, if it is wrong, why does this sentence work:
It was a happy event that the man did not die.
???
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Hi, A student learning English as a second language used this sentence construction: It was lucky that we could see you. to make this sentence: It was happy that the man did not die. Is that second sentence right or wrong.
- Hi, A student learning English as a second language used this sentence construction: It was lucky that we could see you.
- to make this sentence: It was happy that the man did not die.
- Is that second sentence right or wrong.
- And, if it is wrong, why does this sentence work: It was a happy event that the man did not die.
- 'It was lucky that .
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Hi,
A student learning English as a second language used this sentence construction:
It was lucky that we could see you.
to make this sentence:
It was happy that the man did not die.
Is that second sente
A student learning English as a second language used this sentence construction:
It was lucky that we could see you.
to make this sentence:
It was happy that the man did not die.
Is that second sente
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