Will gain
Hello,Everyone
I am being confused about the following sentence, my question here is wether both of them are of quite the same, Thank you a lot for advance :
A breakdown of the finamcial and legal benefits married gay couples will gain if same-sex marriage is legalized nationwide.
A breakdown of the finamcial and legal benefits married gay couples if same-sex marriage is legalized nationwide that will gain.
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The first one is correct and the second isn't.
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You would say "A breakdown of the financial and legal benefits that married gay couples would gain if same-sex marriage is legalized nationwide."
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Sorry, I got it !!! it's a extremely simple question that I have made : D
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Sorry, but what's the subject of "will gain " , could you transfer "A breakdown of the finamcial and legal benefits married gay couples will gain " into another kind ?
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Due to the word order of the first sentence, the first one is more correct. However, It is an in complete sentence. You need a subject and a verb at the beginning of your sentence.
For example
"This is a breakdown of......." OR "The following is a breakdown of......"
You can write the subject how you wish, but it is necessary either way.
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