0
Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The article is about chemical reaction
Hello,
Are my sentences correct?
1) The article is about unconscious competence which the passage defines as mastering a task so that it becomes second nature.
2) The article is about unconscious competence which the passage defines as when a person masters a task, it becomes second nature.
3) The article is about chemical reactions which the passage defines as when two substances react with each other and form a new compound.
4)The article is about chemical reactions which the passage defines as two substances react with each other and form a new compound.
Thank you in advance and Happy New Year.
Are my sentences correct?
1) The article is about unconscious competence which the passage defines as mastering a task so that it becomes second nature.
2) The article is about unconscious competence which the passage defines as when a person masters a task, it becomes second nature.
3) The article is about chemical reactions which the passage defines as when two substances react with each other and form a new compound.
4)The article is about chemical reactions which the passage defines as two substances react with each other and form a new compound.
Thank you in advance and Happy New Year.
Top answer
1. The article is about X , which ... 2.
- 1.
- The article is about X , which ...
- 2.
- Where X is a noun, you need a noun at Y.
- Try to make both singular or both plural; both countable or both uncountable; and so on.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
1. The article is about X, which ...
2. Where X is a noun, you need a noun at Y. Try to make both singular or both plural; both countable or both uncountable; and so on.
... X, which the passage defines as Y. (defines as when/where/why/how/ ... is not good.)
... unconscious competence, which the passage de
2. Where X is a noun, you need a noun at Y. Try to make both singular or both plural; both countable or both uncountable; and so on.
... X, which the passage defines as Y. (defines as when/where/why/how/ ... is not good.)
... unconscious competence, which the passage de
00
You need a noun or noun phrase in parallel with the preceding noun ('competence', 'reactions'). These are correct:
1) The article is about unconscious competence, which the passage defines as mastering a task so that it becomes second nature.
4)The article is about chemical reactions, which the passage defines as the inte
1) The article is about unconscious competence, which the passage defines as mastering a task so that it becomes second nature.
4)The article is about chemical reactions, which the passage defines as the inte
00
quaereeverumHello, Are my sentences correct?
1) The article is about unconscious competence, which the passage defines as mastering a task so (that) it becomes second nature.
0
Related Questions