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Hello all, I want to know your views on grammar of text books. When I read text books, I often read the sentences which are not fit in my grammar knowledge according to my little knowledge. It may be because I am not a native speaker.
Here are some examples-
I read in an advertisement of a car-
this is the car the world has yet to be experienced.

Don’t you think here is a missing which or that?
Another example is from a computer book-
click the option you want to open.

Don’t you think here is missing something like that?

The players of team India………..
is here use of the correct?

Cool Breeze · Accepted Answer

Avidlearner this is the car the world has yet to be experienced.
Don’t you think here is a missing which or that?

Adding which or that won't make the sentence correct. The passive infinitive to be experienced is used incorrectly. You could say: This is the car [that/which] the world has yet to experience. The relative pronoun can be omitted if it is an object in a defining/restrictive relative clause.

Avidlearnerclick the option you want to open.

Don’t you think here is missing something like that?

That is optional for the reason explained above.

AvidlearnerThe players of team India……….. is here use of the correct?

The is correct as all the players of the team are meant. Team is usually capitalised in contexts like this: Team India.

CB

Anonymous · Answer

Cool Breeze,

Hello and thanks for your kind reply. You have opened another door for me in English learning. Thanks again. I hope you will help in future also.

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