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Mr. Tom Posted 4 years ago
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There'll be no rush

Hi

Is the red phrase natural English?

If we start now, there'll be no rush in the end.

Thanks,

Tom

  

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Mr. Tom Is the red phrase natural English? Any string of seven random words stands a fair chance of being standard English.

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  • Tom Is the red phrase natural English?
  • Any string of seven random words stands a fair chance of being standard English.
  • What you want to know is whether the sentence is standard English.
  • The answer is yes and no.
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Mr. TomIs the red phrase natural English?

Any string of seven random words stands a fair chance of being standard English. What you want to know is whether the sentence is standard English. The answer is yes and no. Yes, because it is superficially grammatical. No, because I am having trouble assigning a sensible meaning to it. "In the end" is an idiomatic

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