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Syntactic Characteristics of Coordination
I <verb> and am <rest of sentence>Is “he plays the piano” stative or dynamic?Is it correct to say that “John is responsible for Mary”?Possessive-S/apostrophe in a list, including the first and second person“Neither A nor B is” vs. “A and B are not”What is a syntactic construction?believe that S+V/ believe O+O.Cplay piano v.s. play the pianoIs 'The group criticised John' correct, where John is in the group?One of the main reasons I picked up a guitarChanging the place of the subject at the end with all verbs (is it possible?)
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Is it grammatically correct to say
John plays the guitar and Mary, the piano .....
when it comes to the syntactic features of Coordination
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Is it grammatically correct to say
John plays the guitar and Mary, the piano .....
when it comes to the syntactic features of Coordination
grammar
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
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(1) is an example of Conjunction Reduction, and is grammatically correct English. The comma is unnecessary with phrases this short.
– John Lawler
Mar 27 at 22:20
Your main Q. has been answered, but your 'plea for help' is far too open-ended and vague for this site. If you can be much more specific about what help you need, then please raise another Q. For that reason, I'm deleting the last line of your Q. in preference to proposing the entire Q. for deletion.
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Is it grammatically correct to say
John plays the guitar and Mary, the piano .....
when it comes to the syntactic features of Coordination
grammar
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
TrevorD
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asked Mar 27 at 21:27
user341285user341285
725
Is it grammatically correct to say
John plays the guitar and Mary, the piano .....
when it comes to the syntactic features of Coordination
grammar
grammar
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
TrevorD
10.8k22658
asked Mar 27 at 21:27
user341285user341285
725
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
TrevorD
10.8k22658
asked Mar 27 at 21:27
user341285user341285
725
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
TrevorD
10.8k22658
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
TrevorD
10.8k22658
edited Apr 6 at 14:25
TrevorD
10.8k22658
10.8k22658
asked Mar 27 at 21:27
user341285user341285
725
asked Mar 27 at 21:27
user341285user341285
725
asked Mar 27 at 21:27
user341285user341285
725
725
(1) is an example of Conjunction Reduction, and is grammatically correct English. The comma is unnecessary with phrases this short.
– John Lawler
Mar 27 at 22:20
Your main Q. has been answered, but your 'plea for help' is far too open-ended and vague for this site. If you can be much more specific about what help you need, then please raise another Q. For that reason, I'm deleting the last line of your Q. in preference to proposing the entire Q. for deletion.
– TrevorD
Apr 6 at 14:25
add a comment |
(1) is an example of Conjunction Reduction, and is grammatically correct English. The comma is unnecessary with phrases this short.
– John Lawler
Mar 27 at 22:20
Your main Q. has been answered, but your 'plea for help' is far too open-ended and vague for this site. If you can be much more specific about what help you need, then please raise another Q. For that reason, I'm deleting the last line of your Q. in preference to proposing the entire Q. for deletion.
– TrevorD
Apr 6 at 14:25
(1) is an example of Conjunction Reduction, and is grammatically correct English. The comma is unnecessary with phrases this short.
– John Lawler
Mar 27 at 22:20
(1) is an example of Conjunction Reduction, and is grammatically correct English. The comma is unnecessary with phrases this short.
– John Lawler
Mar 27 at 22:20
Your main Q. has been answered, but your 'plea for help' is far too open-ended and vague for this site. If you can be much more specific about what help you need, then please raise another Q. For that reason, I'm deleting the last line of your Q. in preference to proposing the entire Q. for deletion.
– TrevorD
Apr 6 at 14:25
Your main Q. has been answered, but your 'plea for help' is far too open-ended and vague for this site. If you can be much more specific about what help you need, then please raise another Q. For that reason, I'm deleting the last line of your Q. in preference to proposing the entire Q. for deletion.
– TrevorD
Apr 6 at 14:25
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(1) is an example of Conjunction Reduction, and is grammatically correct English. The comma is unnecessary with phrases this short.
– John Lawler
Mar 27 at 22:20
Your main Q. has been answered, but your 'plea for help' is far too open-ended and vague for this site. If you can be much more specific about what help you need, then please raise another Q. For that reason, I'm deleting the last line of your Q. in preference to proposing the entire Q. for deletion.
– TrevorD
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