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John Lawler
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Sentence with a doubtful syntax

A sentence that does not seem right on the countaccount of syntax

  • Not only are verbs largely uninflected in English, but also nouns, pronouns and adjectives.

This sentence seems very unusual although it is understandable. I can't tell what is wrong with it, if anything is. Possibly the adverb "only" is not properly positioned but I can't assert that.

Would someone confirm that there is a problem and explain what is wrong? Otherwise, can someone show that there is no problem?

Sentence with a doubtful syntax

A sentence that does not seem right on the count of syntax

  • Not only are verbs largely uninflected in English, but also nouns, pronouns and adjectives.

This sentence seems very unusual although it is understandable. I can't tell what is wrong with it, if anything is. Possibly the adverb "only" is not properly positioned but I can't assert that.

Would someone confirm that there is a problem and explain what is wrong? Otherwise, can someone show that there is no problem?

Sentence with doubtful syntax

A sentence that does not seem right on account of syntax

  • Not only are verbs largely uninflected in English, but also nouns, pronouns and adjectives.

This sentence seems very unusual although it is understandable. I can't tell what is wrong with it, if anything is. Possibly the adverb "only" is not properly positioned but I can't assert that.

Would someone confirm that there is a problem and explain what is wrong? Otherwise, can someone show that there is no problem?

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LPH
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Sentence with a doubtful syntax

A sentence that does not seem right on the count of syntax

  • Not only are verbs largely uninflected in English, but also nouns, pronouns and adjectives.

This sentence seems very unusual although it is understandable. I can't tell what is wrong with it, if anything is. Possibly the adverb "only" is not properly positioned but I can't assert that.

Would someone confirm that there is a problem and explain what is wrong? Otherwise, can someone show that there is no problem?