Marold Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence right?
"To sum up, although the odds are rather against us of winning a competition, there would be many things to be bought."
Is this sentence correctly written and are these two highlighted words right in the sentence?
Thanks in advance.
Is this sentence correctly written and are these two highlighted words right in the sentence?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
To sum up, although the odds of winning a competition are rather against us, there are many things to be bought. Note the changes of word choice and word order. The sentence is quite strange, I must say.
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To sum up, although the odds of winning a competition are rather against us, there are many things to be bought.
Note the changes of word choice and word order.
Note the changes of word choice and word order.
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