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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Which one is grammatically correct?

It is unlikely to see a student coming with parent.

It is unlikely to see a parent coming with a student.

  

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It is unlikely to see a student coming with a parent. It is unlikely to see a parent coming with a student. Both are correct grammar.

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  • It is unlikely to see a student coming with a parent.
  • It is unlikely to see a parent coming with a student.
  • Both are correct grammar.
  • More natural English is eg A student is unlikely to come with a parent.
  • eg A parent is unlikely to come with a student.
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It is unlikely to see a student coming with a parent.

It is unlikely to see a parent coming with a student.

Both are correct grammar.

More natural English is

eg A student is unlikely to come with a parent.

eg A parent is unlikely to come with a student.

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