holdenenglish
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- Dec 21, 2013
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- Chinese
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- China
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- Hong Kong
Dear teachers
Is it grammatically correct to start a verb in a sentence like the following "Expect Chinese markets..."? Please advise
Expect Chinese markets as always to be volatile - at the time of writing Hong Kong's general election is just a few days away for example - but if we are right in thinking that the consensus has got too gloomy on China after a spell of softer data in the first half of the year, Chinese markets could well give shrewd investors a pleasant surprise in 2013.
Regards
Holden
Is it grammatically correct to start a verb in a sentence like the following "Expect Chinese markets..."? Please advise
Expect Chinese markets as always to be volatile - at the time of writing Hong Kong's general election is just a few days away for example - but if we are right in thinking that the consensus has got too gloomy on China after a spell of softer data in the first half of the year, Chinese markets could well give shrewd investors a pleasant surprise in 2013.
Regards
Holden