Usage in this example
until emergency services were called in, the audience was evacuated, and he was declared dead at the scene by paramedics.
(preposition) (complete sentence)
Until emergency services were called in, the audience was evacuated.
or: After emergency services were called in, the audience was evacuated.
If the above example is subordinate as a whole what is the distinction with the other examples ?
Top answer
until emergency services were called in , the audience was evacuated, and he was declared dead at the scene by paramedics. This is a poorly constructed sentence. which does not really make sense.
- until emergency services were called in , the audience was evacuated, and he was declared dead at the scene by paramedics.
- This is a poorly constructed sentence.
- which does not really make sense.
- The sensible sequence of events is 1.
- call emergency services 2.
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until emergency services were called in, the audience was evacuated, and he was declared dead at the scene by paramedics. This is a poorly constructed sentence. which does not really make sense.
The sensible sequence of events is
1. call emergency services
2. evacuate the audience
3.emergency services arrive.
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