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Do I need to add an urban legend?
Siam Square turns into a place of Thailand terrifying urban legend
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I'm sorry to say that your English is ungrammatical to the point of being incoherent. I can only guess what you're trying to say: According to a terrifying urban legend, Siam Square is a place in Thailand. I have little confidence that this is correct, however, because, though the grammar is now correct, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
- I'm sorry to say that your English is ungrammatical to the point of being incoherent.
- I can only guess what you're trying to say: According to a terrifying urban legend, Siam Square is a place in Thailand.
- I have little confidence that this is correct, however, because, though the grammar is now correct, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
- CJ
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I'm sorry to say that your English is ungrammatical to the point of being incoherent. I can only guess what you're trying to say:
According to a terrifying urban legend, Siam Square is a place in Thailand.
I have little confidence that this is correct, however, because, though the grammar is now correct, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
CJ
0anonymousDo I need to add an urban legend?
You do if that is what you want to say; but your resulting sentence is ungrammatical. What does it mean?
0Actually I want to create a tagline for Siam Square movie. It’s a horror movie about a place in Thailand known as Siam Square. I’m thinking to highlight the place name in my tagline.
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