Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is "most unfortunate of accidents" OK
Mr Ho suffered the most unfortunate of accidents when a fallen tree branch caused him to lose of his motorcycle and crash into a railing.
Is "most unfortunate of accidents" correctly used?
Thanks.
Is "most unfortunate of accidents" correctly used?
Thanks.
Top answer
Yes. Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".
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Yes.
Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".
Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".
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GPYYes.Something is wrong at the end of the sentence. Probably it should say "lose control of his motorcycle".Thanks, GPY.
You are right.
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