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JimmyH Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

..to one of the several

To one of the many several wedddings I attended past month.

Instead of using throwback, can I just use 'to'?

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JimmyH To one of the many several weddings I attended past month. The sentence makes no sense to me. It is a fragment, at best.

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  • JimmyH To one of the many several weddings I attended past month.
  • The sentence makes no sense to me.
  • It is a fragment, at best.
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JimmyHTo one of the many several weddings I attended past month.
The sentence makes no sense to me. It is a fragment, at best.
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Yeah it is a fragment. It's a caption for the photo i posted
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My bad!

It's: "To one of the several weddings I attended past month"

I mistakely used both many and several.
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JimmyHMy bad!
My mistake! See http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=My+bad
JimmyHIt's: "To one of the several weddings I attended
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JimmyHIt's: "To one of the several weddings I attended past month"
So what is your question?
It is still a rather vague fragment.
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Does it gramatically sound correct?
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No. It's a fragment, so it's impossible to be grammatically correct.
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I mean using 'throwback' at the start of the sentence.
So, 'Throwback to one of the several weddings I attended past month"
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What is the main verb in your sentence?

Wedding has only 2 d's.
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