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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

What does it mean?

Hi all,

Whatever nightmares the future holds, are dreams compared to what’s behind me.

What does this sentence mean? Thank you.
  

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What will happen to me in the future will be more pleasant than the things that have already happened to me. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • What will happen to me in the future will be more pleasant than the things that have already happened to me.
  • CB
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What will happen to me in the future will be more pleasant than the things that have already happened to me.

CB
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AnonymousWhatever nightmares the future holds, are dreams compared to what’s behind me.
Delete the comma. You cannot use a single comma to separate a verb from its subject.
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Thanks for your help Emotion: smile
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