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"The guesthouse is located at the hi-tech park, a nice and beautiful enviroment that never failed to attract any visitors."
What does the "enviroment" refer? Is it guesthouse or the park?
Environment means surroundings.
It refers to the park where the guesthouse is located. This phrase "a nice and beautiful environment that never failed to attract any visitors." modifies park.
Just for completeness I would also add that I would say "the guesthouse is located in the hi-tech park..."
It refers to the park where the guesthouse is located. This phrase "a nice and beautiful environment that never failed to attract any visitors." modifies park.
Just for completeness I would also add that I would say "the guesthouse is located in the hi-tech park..."
Also, the "any" makes this example sound very odd. Where did it come from?
If something 'never failed to attract visitors' it's attractive. If it 'never failed to attract any visitors', the phrase implies that most of the time it managed to attract at least a few visitors - and that the occasions when it attracted none were rare. The stress would be: 'never failed to attract any visitors'.
Also, the "any" makes this example sound very odd. Where did it come from?
If something 'never failed to attract visitors' it's attractive. If it 'never failed to attract any visitors', the phrase implies that most of the time it managed to attract at least a few visitors - and that the occasions when it attracted none were rare. The stress would be: 'never failed to attract any visitors'.
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Yes I missed that...I think it should be "any visitor". "Any" is used with a singular noun. I think "has failed" is better than "failed" too.
"The guesthouse is located in the hi-tech park, a nice and beautiful environment that has never failed to attract any visitor."
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