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English Learner 2593 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
[When we arrive the city whose people greeted us warmly, with open arms and big smiles.]
Hi everyone,
I am writing to ask about sentence structure, Does it seem to be OK?
[When we arrive the city whose people greeted us warmly, with open arms and big smiles.]
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No. It's not a sentence. When we arrive , the city [whose people greeted us warmly, with open arms and big smiles] (You need a predicate here.
- No.
- It's not a sentence.
- When we arrive , the city [whose people greeted us warmly, with open arms and big smiles] (You need a predicate here.
- ")
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No. It's not a sentence.
When we arrive, the city [whose people greeted us warmly, with open arms and big smiles] (You need a predicate here. The subject is "city.")
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