I want to know sentence is grammatically correct? sentence is “She would make for a convincing Amy.”
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This sentence is part of dialogue between producer and actor, when she was convincing them to cast her in flim.
flim is ready now. during the premiere, they were recalling some moment.
event happen in past.
tenses past-tense would mood
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This sentence is part of dialogue between producer and actor, when she was convincing them to cast her in flim.
flim is ready now. during the premiere, they were recalling some moment.
event happen in past.
tenses past-tense would mood
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Yes, the sentence is grammatical.
– Lawrence
8 mins ago
However, it's film, not flim.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
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This sentence is part of dialogue between producer and actor, when she was convincing them to cast her in flim.
flim is ready now. during the premiere, they were recalling some moment.
event happen in past.
tenses past-tense would mood
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This sentence is part of dialogue between producer and actor, when she was convincing them to cast her in flim.
flim is ready now. during the premiere, they were recalling some moment.
event happen in past.
tenses past-tense would mood
tenses past-tense would mood
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Yes, the sentence is grammatical.
– Lawrence
8 mins ago
However, it's film, not flim.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
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Yes, the sentence is grammatical.
– Lawrence
8 mins ago
However, it's film, not flim.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
Yes, the sentence is grammatical.
– Lawrence
8 mins ago
Yes, the sentence is grammatical.
– Lawrence
8 mins ago
However, it's film, not flim.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
However, it's film, not flim.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
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Yes, the sentence is grammatical.
– Lawrence
8 mins ago
However, it's film, not flim.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago