Asked by Zobo
had a stray dog not have given them away.
what's the grammatical name n function of the sentence?
what's the grammatical name n function of the sentence?
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Answered by
oobleck
In the first place, it's a clause, not a sentence.
Also, it is not even syntactically correct.
A valid clause might be
<u>had a stray dog not given them away</u>, ...
a use of the subjunctive, equivalent to
<u>if a stray dog had not given them away</u>, ...
Also, it is not even syntactically correct.
A valid clause might be
<u>had a stray dog not given them away</u>, ...
a use of the subjunctive, equivalent to
<u>if a stray dog had not given them away</u>, ...
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