The noun the noun
"The way the sky at sunset looked like a sheet of fire"
There two the(s) between two nouns, what kind of grammar in this sentence and what is the meaning of it. Thank you.
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It presumably means: "The way in which / that the sky at sunset looked like a sheet of fire" but this is a noun phrase and not a complete sentence. Please provide more context. If it is a fragment of a sentence, please post the whole sentence.
- It presumably means: "The way in which / that the sky at sunset looked like a sheet of fire" but this is a noun phrase and not a complete sentence.
- Please provide more context.
- If it is a fragment of a sentence, please post the whole sentence.
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It presumably means:
"The way in which / that the sky at sunset looked like a sheet of fire"
but this is a noun phrase and not a complete sentence.
Please provide more context. If it is a fragment of a sentence, please post the whole sentence.
0candle scarf 55what kind of grammar in this sentence
It is incorrect grammar. The sentence should be:
The way the sky looked at sunset was like a sheet of fire.
candle scarf 55There two the(s) between two nouns
There is a relative pronoun omitted.
The way [that] the sky looked at sunset was like
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