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Pructus Posted 13 years ago
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Which is not
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How about the following sentence?
The tense of middle sentences is almost restricted to present, which is not in other characterizing constructions.
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The underlined part..
Shouldn't that be, "which is not the case" or some other way?
How about the following sentence?
The tense of middle sentences is almost restricted to present, which is not in other characterizing constructions.
***
The underlined part..
Shouldn't that be, "which is not the case" or some other way?
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How about the following sentence? The tense of middle sentences is almost restricted to present, which is not in other characterizing constructions. *** The underlined part..
- How about the following sentence?
- The tense of middle sentences is almost restricted to present, which is not in other characterizing constructions.
- *** The underlined part..
- Shouldn't that be, "which is not the case" or some other way?
- Yes.
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How about the following sentence?
The tense of middle sentences is almost restricted to present, which is not in other characterizing constructions.
***
The underlined part..
Shouldn't that be, "which is not the case" or some other way?
Yes.
And it should probably be '. . . is almost alw
The tense of middle sentences is almost restricted to present, which is not in other characterizing constructions.
***
The underlined part..
Shouldn't that be, "which is not the case" or some other way?
Yes.
And it should probably be '. . . is almost alw
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Thanks Clive, for the confirmation...
As the paper is not written by a native speaker scholar of English...
I felt something awkward...
Before you asked, I missed the point, "Middle sentence"...
The writer is referring to the kind of sentences below...
I guess it is a mistake of "middle construction".
Even if it is not a mistake, the term "middle sentence" doesn't seem
As the paper is not written by a native speaker scholar of English...
I felt something awkward...
Before you asked, I missed the point, "Middle sentence"...
The writer is referring to the kind of sentences below...
I guess it is a mistake of "middle construction".
Even if it is not a mistake, the term "middle sentence" doesn't seem
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