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Xoleoni97 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Meaning of a sentence


Hi everyone! I got confused as I was reading this. I was wondering if “for those who love music around the world” refers to “certificate” or the clause before the comma? I kept on reading it over and over again but that just didn’t make sense to me if it’s actually the latter. I would truly appreciate your help


Thank you in advance

  

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The whole thing is broken English. Don't worry about the grammar—there isn't any. Think of the phrase as a sort of incantation.

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  • The whole thing is broken English.
  • Don't worry about the grammar—there isn't any.
  • Think of the phrase as a sort of incantation.
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The whole thing is broken English. Don't worry about the grammar—there isn't any. Think of the phrase as a sort of incantation.

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xoleoni97Hi everyone! I got confused as I was reading this.

You are not alone. I did too. It is not good English. My guess that is that it is a certification for a refurbished instrument.

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