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Jaleh Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Paid lessons- state mandated
Either formal paid lessons from some crinkly old piano teacher or just the state-mandated rudimentary music classes offered in public school.
could you please explain the meaning of the statement especially the underlined parts?
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jaleh Either formal paid lessons from some crinkly old piano teacher or just the state-mandated rudimentary music classes offered in public school. That is not a grammatical sentence. It is a compound noun phrase.
- jaleh Either formal paid lessons from some crinkly old piano teacher or just the state-mandated rudimentary music classes offered in public school.
- That is not a grammatical sentence.
- It is a compound noun phrase.
- Sentences need a subject and verb.
- Here is an example: Students aspiring to be concert pianists have the choice of either formal paid lessons from some crinkly old piano teacher or just the state-mandated rudimentary music classes offered in public school.
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jalehEither formal paid lessons from some crinkly old piano teacher or just the state-mandated rudimentary music classes offered in public school.
That is not a grammatical sentence. It is a compound noun phrase. Sentences need a subject and verb.
Here is an example:
Students aspiring to be concert pianists have the choice of either formal paid
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