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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Wording issue
Hi, i would be grateful if you could tell me if the following sentence makes sense:
"This lesser land in which i live."
If this sentence does make sense can you tell me the meaning?
I want it to mean "inferior or less important land", but I would ideally like to keep the word "lesser" if possible. Only of course if it makes sense??
Many many thanks in advance.
"This lesser land in which i live."
If this sentence does make sense can you tell me the meaning?
I want it to mean "inferior or less important land", but I would ideally like to keep the word "lesser" if possible. Only of course if it makes sense??
Many many thanks in advance.
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It is correct as a noun phrase -- provided you capitalize I . It could be used as a subject or direct object, for example. Nevertheless, it is not a sentence.
- It is correct as a noun phrase -- provided you capitalize I .
- It could be used as a subject or direct object, for example.
- Nevertheless, it is not a sentence.
- You'll have to put some other words with it to make a sentence.
- CJ
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It is correct as a noun phrase -- provided you capitalize I. It could be used as a subject or direct object, for example.
Nevertheless, it is not a sentence. You'll have to put some other words with it to make a sentence.
CJ
Nevertheless, it is not a sentence. You'll have to put some other words with it to make a sentence.
CJ
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