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Is this grammatically correct?
A special treat for this Chinese New Year that the whole family can enjoy! This double feature contains Monsters Hunt and The Mermaid.
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Yes, it's OK. I would personally change "this Chinese New Year" to "the Chinese New Year" or just "Chinese New Year", but it's a matter of opinion. The first "sentence" is not a grammatically complete sentence, but I expect you are aware of this.
- Yes, it's OK.
- I would personally change "this Chinese New Year" to "the Chinese New Year" or just "Chinese New Year", but it's a matter of opinion.
- The first "sentence" is not a grammatically complete sentence, but I expect you are aware of this.
- Normally I prefer to put the titles of works such as films in italics, but in your sort of context this would probably seem too fussy or "academic".
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Yes, it's OK. I would personally change "this Chinese New Year" to "the Chinese New Year" or just "Chinese New Year", but it's a matter of opinion. The first "sentence" is not a grammatically complete sentence, but I expect you are aware of this.
Normally I prefer to put the titles of works such as films in italics, but in your sort of context this would probably seem too fussy or "acade
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