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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
This endless queue..
Are these sentences grammatical and natural?
?This endless queue on the outskirts of Bengaluru made no sense. It wasn't an entrance test since a majority of the crowd didn't look like students.They weren't standing for alcohol either since liquor shops had been open for months. Lining up for a Covid-19 vaccine also seemed like a far-fetched idea just yet. But then it became clear these locals were after an entirely different fix. Hoskote's much-hyped "Anand Dam Biryani" had finally opened its doors after lockdown rules were relaxed here. Bengalurites had formed a 1.5 kilometre long queue just to scratch their Biryani itch.
?This endless queue on the outskirts of Bengaluru made no sense. It wasn't an entrance test since a majority of the crowd didn't look like students.They weren't standing for alcohol either since liquor shops had been open for months. Lining up for a Covid-19 vaccine also seemed like a far-fetched idea just yet. But then it became clear these locals were after an entirely different fix. Hoskote's much-hyped "Anand Dam Biryani" had finally opened its doors after lockdown rules were relaxed here. Bengalurites had formed a 1.5 kilometre long queue just to scratch their Biryani itch.
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Hasibrahman Are these sentences grammatical and natural? What makes you think they are not? This reads like a professionally written article, and you probably got it from a newspaper or magazine.
- Hasibrahman Are these sentences grammatical and natural?
- What makes you think they are not?
- This reads like a professionally written article, and you probably got it from a newspaper or magazine.
- Of course nobody talks like this, if that's what you're asking.
- It's written English, not spoken English.
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HasibrahmanAre these sentences grammatical and natural?
What makes you think they are not?
This reads like a professionally written article, and you probably got it from a newspaper or magazine.
Of course nobody talks like this, if that's what you're asking. It's written English, not spoken English.
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