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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Whether a sentence is gramatically correct or not
i have a problem with a sentence can anyone tell whether it is gramatically correct or not???? The sentence is as follows............"i am the only liar on the earth"
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If you capitalize the "I" then it's okay. " It's okay semantically too, unless you assume that if someone is a liar, you assume that every single statement is a lie. He could be telling the truth about this, and lie frequently about other things.
- If you capitalize the "I" then it's okay.
- " It's okay semantically too, unless you assume that if someone is a liar, you assume that every single statement is a lie.
- He could be telling the truth about this, and lie frequently about other things.
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If you capitalize the "I" then it's okay. You could also say "on Earth" instead of "on the earth."
It's okay semantically too, unless you assume that if someone is a liar, you assume that every single statement is a lie. He could be telling the truth about this, and lie frequently about other things.
It's okay semantically too, unless you assume that if someone is a liar, you assume that every single statement is a lie. He could be telling the truth about this, and lie frequently about other things.
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Hi,
It's incorrect grammar because you need some capital letters and a period.
Also, don't say 'the'.
Clive
It's incorrect grammar because you need some capital letters and a period.
Also, don't say 'the'.
Clive
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