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English grammar states that a sentence needs a noun, a verb, and a subject, so theoretically speaking, the sentence "Police police police," is completely viable.
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英文法では、文には名詞、動詞、主語が必要であると述べられているため、理論的には「警察警察」という文は完全に実行可能です。
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Theoretically, the sentence "police police" is perfectly feasible, as the English grammar states that a sentence requires a noun, verb, and subject.
INTO JAPANESE
理論的には、「警察警察」という文は完全に実行可能です。英語の文法では、文には名詞、動詞、主語が必要であると記載されています。
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In theory, the sentence "police police" is perfectly feasible. English grammar states that sentences require nouns, verbs, and subjects.
INTO JAPANESE
理論的には、「警察警察」という文は完全に実行可能です。英文法では、文には名詞、動詞、主語が必要であると述べられています。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
In theory, the sentence "police police" is perfectly feasible. English grammar states that sentences require nouns, verbs, and subjects.
That didn't even make that much sense in English.