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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Hi.
" Equally as worrying have been some of the, frankly half-baked and hopelessly ill-informed, opinions of many of the "experts" who I've seen interviewed in this connection on television." [From the BBC website.]
opinions is the subject in the sentence, isn't it?
Thank you.
" Equally as worrying have been some of the, frankly half-baked and hopelessly ill-informed, opinions of many of the "experts" who I've seen interviewed in this connection on television." [From the BBC website.]
opinions is the subject in the sentence, isn't it?
Thank you.
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Yes, the core meaning being "some of the experts' opinions have been equally worrying". I think I would delete the commas though. " also annoys me slightly.
- Yes, the core meaning being "some of the experts' opinions have been equally worrying".
- I think I would delete the commas though.
- " also annoys me slightly.
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Yes, the core meaning being "some of the experts' opinions have been equally worrying".
I think I would delete the commas though. "Equally as..." also annoys me slightly.
I think I would delete the commas though. "Equally as..." also annoys me slightly.
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