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| The other day, I came across such an unusual sentence (unusual for my mother tongue), Yesterday saw three disasters. The question is whether such a sentence is correct; if so, is it possible to use other verbs with the words yesterday and today being the subject of such sentences? |
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| It is correct. 'Witness' could work but is less common. |
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| Thank you for your reply. Still, I'd like to know if I can use some other verbs than 'see' or 'witness' with this construction, eg. Yesterday opened a new car showroom in Swindon. or Today had another car crash on M4. |
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| No, they don't work, but 'today brought' does. |
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| Thanks a lot, TDOL- your two explanations were what I exactly needed to know. |
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#6
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| You're welcome. |
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