Hey there,
In the title of an article I’ve read the following…
“is said to be”
so my question is, can the previous clause without a subject be grammatically correct? If yes, what structure is it?
Thanks in advance
Hey there,
In the title of an article I’ve read the following…
“is said to be”
so my question is, can the previous clause without a subject be grammatically correct? If yes, what structure is it?
Thanks in advance
The phrase ‘is said to be’ is grammatically correct but it doesn’t make any sense if it stands alone.