Is this sentence grammatical " He knew the answer without delay".. If not, why???
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Grammatically, yes. But the sentence is nonsense.
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It's fine.
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If you can accept "knew" as related to "remembered", then it's grammatically correct: "without delay" describes the verb.
"He asked me, but I didn't know the answer" The question is whether the answer should have always been known, or if the answer was forgotten temporarily... get me? :)
Sorry, your professor should get out more.
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