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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Which sentences are correct to grammatically?

Right now I've a little bit confusing some grammatically problem when I wrote a story of single character for my novel.

Would you answer to me which sentences are correct to grammatically?

She will have waiting in a cold underground during the worlds become to chaos.
She will waiting into the cold underground during the worlds come to chaos.

I'm not a person who rarely use English in real life so might be it's a quite silly question to English people. :l
  

Top answer

Both your sentences are incorrect. This is one possibility: She will wait in the cold underground as the worlds descend into chaos. Check that you do really mean "worlds" and not "world".

— GPY

  • Both your sentences are incorrect.
  • This is one possibility: She will wait in the cold underground as the worlds descend into chaos.
  • Check that you do really mean "worlds" and not "world".
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Both your sentences are incorrect. This is one possibility:

She will wait in the cold underground as the worlds descend into chaos.

Check that you do really mean "worlds" and not "world".
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Thank you to comment and can I ask some more questions?

- Is 'she will be waiting-' incorrect too?
- What do you mean that check the words between "worlds" and "world"?
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Anonymous- Is 'she will be waiting-' incorrect too?
"she will be waiting" is also correct.
Anonymous- What do you mean that check the words between "worlds" and "world"?
In your sentence, one might expect "world", singular, meaning the planet that we live on.

"worlds", plural, would require some extra context, e.g.
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Alright, I get it ^.
Once again Thank you so much and have a great day.
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