Type of usage
all operations suspended due to techinical problems.
Is suspended still functioning as finite verb without the linking verb. What is the difference without the linking verb (are).
Is it a complete sentence eitherway. When is a linking verb optional?
In the sense that 'operations suspended' sounds ok eitherway versus a phrase like:
his face embittered with anger, which needs (was) to form a complete sentence.
Top answer
panda blue 483 A ll operations suspended due to technical problems. I gather from the rest of your post that this is proposed as a sentence. As such, it must begin with a capital letter.
- panda blue 483 A ll operations suspended due to technical problems.
- I gather from the rest of your post that this is proposed as a sentence.
- As such, it must begin with a capital letter.
- This is not a formally complete sentence.
- It is written in an abbreviated style, such as might be used in a headline, note or bullet point.
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panda blue 483All operations suspended due to technical problems.
I gather from the rest of your post that this is proposed as a sentence. As such, it must begin with a capital letter.
This is not a formally complete sentence. It is written in an abbreviated style, such as might be used in a headline, note or
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