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Lucas21c Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Tomorrow never knows
Tomorrow never knows.
1. Is the above sentence grammatically right? The subject of the sentence is 'tomorrow,' not a person.
2. Does it mean that no one knows tomorrow?
3. If 'know' can be used like that, can I say 'The news never knows' which means no one knows the news.
1. Is the above sentence grammatically right? The subject of the sentence is 'tomorrow,' not a person.
2. Does it mean that no one knows tomorrow?
3. If 'know' can be used like that, can I say 'The news never knows' which means no one knows the news.
Top answer
It's grammatically correct, but means nothing to me. It does not have the meaning you suggest. "The news never knows" is meaningless also.
- It's grammatically correct, but means nothing to me.
- It does not have the meaning you suggest.
- "The news never knows" is meaningless also.
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It's grammatically correct, but means nothing to me. It does not have the meaning you suggest.
"The news never knows" is meaningless also.
"The news never knows" is meaningless also.
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