Noun clause and main sentence
Hello everyone, Have a nice night.
- I can understand that you want to leave by looking at your eyes.
- I have been known who you are for a long time.
- You can not hide that you are upset when you talk to me.
My question is about whether they are completely correct gramatically. Because,
"For a long time", "when you talk to me", "by looking at your eyes" belong to the main sentence, not noun clauses.
I know, I can put them at the beginning but on that time, they will be inverse and I don't want it now.
Finally,
Are those sentences correct and easily understandable? Thank you very much.
Top answer
Jawel - I can understand that you want to leave by looking at your eyes. That's OK. Jawel - I have been known who you are for a long time.
- Jawel - I can understand that you want to leave by looking at your eyes.
- That's OK.
- Jawel - I have been known who you are for a long time.
- That is ungrammatical.
- Jawel - You can not hide that you are upset when you talk to me.
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Jawel- I can understand that you want to leave by looking at your eyes.
That's OK.
Jawel- I have been known who you are for a long time.
That is ungrammatical.
Jawel- You can not hide that you are upset when you talk to me.
That's OK.
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