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Is this sentence correct in English grammar? Is the following sentence correct in English grammar, please? Is it a object clause? Can "after srorms"be a subject? I believe that after storms is a rainbow.

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The sentence is incorrect. 'Storms' is not the subject. You need to change it to, "I believe that after storms there is a rainbow."
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CJ Jones, Thanks for your replying
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'after storms' is a prepositional phrase. Storms is the object of the preposition. 'I' is the subject of your sentence. The nouns storms and rainbow do not match in the plurality, and in this sentence should match. Since the verb 'is' is singular the nouns should also be. After storms cannot be the subject because of the preposition after, and because you begin the sentence with 'I' followed by the verb believe. A correct fix is, "I believe that after a storm is a rainbow." Because the noun storm is now singular it needs an indefinite article, unless you are describing a specific storm.

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