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Hihihi Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Sentence structure
"For my family, growing up in the west, the love of the outdoors was a religion and the national parks its cathedrals. " I hk no idea what sentence pattern is used in " the National parks its cathedrals". Can anyone explain this sentence and give some other examples? Thx a Lottttt for your help!!!!
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Hello, Hihihi—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member. Hihihi I hk no idea what sentence pattern is used in " the National parks its cathedrals There is an understood omission: For my family, growing up in the west, the love of the outdoors was a religion and the national parks [were its] its cathedrals.
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Hello, Hihihi—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
For my family, growing up in the west, the love of the outdoors was a religion and the national parks [were its] its cathedrals.
HihihiI hk no idea what sentence pattern is used in " the National parks its cathedralsThere is an understood omission:
For my family, growing up in the west, the love of the outdoors was a religion and the national parks [were its] its cathedrals.
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