Which one is wrong?
1. [Although] I tried to read the grammar book at this morning, it failed.
2. I tried to read the grammar book at this morning [though], it failed.
3. I tried to read the grammar book at [though] this morning, it failed.
4. I tried to read the grammar book at this morning, it failed.[though]
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Answers · 5
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1. In your sentence, "you" failed to read. So you have to say "I failed", not "it failed"
2. To make this sentence correct, you can connect the two parts with "and":
- I tried to read the grammar book at this morning, and [I] failed.
- I tried (and failed) to read the grammar book at this morning.
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None of them are quite right. I would say "Although I tried to read the grammar book this morning, I failed". Very close though :)
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