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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Please check the sentence

Situation analysed at national and sectoral level to identify problems, constraints and opportunities.
  

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Hi, It's not a complete sentence. It's just a noun followed by an adjectival phrase. A simpler example of the same structure is eg window broken.

— Clive

  • Hi, It's not a complete sentence.
  • It's just a noun followed by an adjectival phrase.
  • A simpler example of the same structure is eg window broken.
  • Clive
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Hi,

It's not a complete sentence.
It's just a noun followed by an adjectival phrase.

A simpler example of the same structure is
eg window broken.

Clive
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Please check the sentence

A during the Programming phase, situation analysed at national and sectoral level to identify problems, constraints and opportunities.
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Hi,

It's still incomplete.
It's like saying

During May, window broken.

Perhaps you mean
eg During the programming phase, the situation
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If I use "is", is it correct?
During the programming phase, the situation is analysed at national and sectoral level to identify problems, constraints and opportunities.
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If I use "is" instead of "was" is it correct?
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Hi,

Yes, it's correct grammar.
But the Present tense and the Past tense have different meanings. What meaning do you want?


Clive
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