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Member Posts: 142
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Hi!!
Once again, I would like to know if this sentence is correct 'this sentence is verbally correct' Thanks! |
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Since I'm not sure what it means, I'll have to say it's not correct.
Are you talking about the vocabulary used in the sentence? Are you talking about whether or not the vocabulary used is appropriate? If that's the case, perhaps it would be clearer if you said This sentence is lexically correct. Actually, though, the sentence is awkward any way you look at it. It would be simpler and clearer to make the subject of the sentence not the sentence itself, but the element of the sentence that you're really focusing on. For example, The vocabulary used in this sentence is correct OR The word choices found in this sentence are correct/appropriate. |
