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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"Two cars crashing to the tree has happened"
"Two cars crashing to the tree has happened"
Subject Verb
Is the structure of the sentence okay to use to native English speakers? If you do not like the example, you can change it, but my question is whether the structure, long subjects including present participles is possible or not.
Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
Subject Verb
Is the structure of the sentence okay to use to native English speakers? If you do not like the example, you can change it, but my question is whether the structure, long subjects including present participles is possible or not.
Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
Top answer
Anonymous Two cars crashing to the tree has happened" No, this is not something a native speaker would say. Based on your sentence, I would reword it to one of the following: Two cars have crashed into a tree. An accident [involving two automobiles crashing into a tree] has just happened.
- Anonymous Two cars crashing to the tree has happened" No, this is not something a native speaker would say.
- Based on your sentence, I would reword it to one of the following: Two cars have crashed into a tree.
- An accident [involving two automobiles crashing into a tree] has just happened.
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AnonymousTwo cars crashing to the tree has happened"No, this is not something a native speaker would say. Based on your sentence, I would reword it to one of the following:
Two cars have crashed into a tree.
An accident [involving two automobiles crashing into a tree] has just happened.
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Two cars have crashed into a tree. Does it mean two cars hit the tree?Thank you.
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