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Square Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
There is as yet to be
“Vietnam has a young population of 87 million, with about 60 per cent under the age of 30,” he said. With ‘doi moi’ the young population is exposed to international brands but there is as yet to be an international presence for the kid’s market in terms of products.”
Source: "Kid's corner", VIETNAM LOCAL NEWS.
The bold clause is really strange to me. Could you explain it both meaning and grammar?
I don't get structure "there is to be" here.
Thanks.
Source: "Kid's corner", VIETNAM LOCAL NEWS.
The bold clause is really strange to me. Could you explain it both meaning and grammar?
I don't get structure "there is to be" here.
Thanks.
Top answer
I think the writing is poor. " might solve the problem. We expect the marketing, but it hasn't appeared yet.
- I think the writing is poor.
- " might solve the problem.
- We expect the marketing, but it hasn't appeared yet.
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I think the writing is poor. "...but there has yet to be established an international...." might solve the problem. We expect the marketing, but it hasn't appeared yet.
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