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Moon7296 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
what clause
He thanked God for saving their lives and turning what he had felt was a tragedy into a blessing.
Q) Does the underlined part grammatical considering the context? I was wondering if it should be like this; ... what he had felt a tragedy ....
Q) Does the underlined part grammatical considering the context? I was wondering if it should be like this; ... what he had felt a tragedy ....
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moon7296 Q) Is the underlined part grammatical considering the context? blessing'. moon7296 I was wondering if it should be like this; ...
- moon7296 Q) Is the underlined part grammatical considering the context?
- blessing'.
- moon7296 I was wondering if it should be like this; ...
- what he had felt a tragedy ....
- You could do that, too—it is just a reduced form of the original.
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moon7296Q) Is the underlined part grammatical considering the context?Yes, it is a noun clause serving as the object of the clause 'turning...blessing'.
moon7296I was wondering if it should be like this; ... what he had felt a tragedy ....You could do that, too—it is just a reduced form of the original.
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