/lit/ - Literature

There's a limit to how many clever ways I can say no.

"best book ever written"

what does that question even mean?

Not the best, but it was a powerful book.

What about the phrase "best book ever written"?
Are you asking a question? As of now, you only wrote a noun phrase with a question mark at the end. I have no idea what you are asking or implying by posting that image. Please delete this thread and remake it with a clearer question or statement.

If you are asking my opinion then maybe Ficciones

>>4242386

The subject of the question is plainly implied by the accompanying image. The sentence is perfectly grammatical with this contextualization and falls into a class of sentence known as "implied subject." Other examples of the implied subject are the perfectly grammatical sentences "I do" and "yes."

>>4242391
In that case
>implying

>>4242391

You could also be asking for opinions with your image as the entry.

>>4242389
Don Quixote, by you-know-who
Pierre Menard

No.

>>4242391
I was with you until the part about the sentence 'I do' having an implied subject.

>>4242391
I implicate myself, I do

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