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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

This sentences are semantically good, aren't they?

This sentences are semantically good, aren't they? If not, how can I make them good?

Much to his surprise, he suddenly found himself lying in bed. He was glad that he had escaped such a nightmare.
  

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Rommel This sentences are semantically good, aren't they? Yes. But do you mean 'grammatically'?

— Mister Micawber

  • Rommel This sentences are semantically good, aren't they?
  • Yes.
  • But do you mean 'grammatically'?
  • Semantics has to do with meaning.
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RommelThis sentences are semantically good, aren't they?
Yes. But do you mean 'grammatically'? Semantics has to do with meaning.
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Instead of saying He was glad that he had escaped such a nightmare, can I say He was thankful for having escaped such a nightmare or He was glad that he got through such a nightmare or He was glad that he woke up from such a nightmare?
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Can I include had before ...he got through such a nightmare and before ...he had waken up from such a nightmare?
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Rommelhad waken up
That is not possible.
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Clarification, Mister Micawber: Is it fine if I write He was glad that he had got through such a nightmare and He was glad that he had waken up from such a nightmare?
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Rommelhad waken up
That is not a possible intransitive verb form.
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