I'm pretty positive it's not. I'm trying to settle an argument with a friend.
All my friend said was "Fail education" and claimed it was a full, grammatically correct sentence.
All my friend said was "Fail education" and claimed it was a full, grammatically correct sentence.
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Is the "fail education" a grammatically correct sentence?
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