Is this sentence grammatically correct?
An exciting new unit for photography students from different universities, at both a national and global level, where students collaborated in pairs to produce creative responses to issues in suburbia regarding contemporary urban and non-urban culture, environment and identity.
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As a sentence, it is not correct. No predicate.
Is it meant to be a title, perhaps?
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It's a very long sentence! It does all make grammatical sense, but at the start it seems to be missing a noun. Below I've had a go at revising the text.
Past tense.
This was an exciting new course for photography students who were studying at local or international universities. Students were able to collaborate in pairs to produce creative responses to issues relating to suburbia, particularly those connected to contemporary urban and non-urban culture, environment and identity.
Present tense.
This is an exciting new course for photography students studying at local or international universities. Students are able to collaborate in pairs to produce creative responses to issues relating to suburbia, particularly those connected to contemporary urban and non-urban culture, environment and identity.
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No. The sentence is confusing and long .
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