Make the sentence grammatical: In conclusion, if we are able to solve the education structure problem, it will still take a few more generations of Singaporeans before we can start to see results for our engineering innovations.
If we are able to solve the education structure problem, it will still take a few more generations of Singaporeans before we can start to see results for our engineering innovations.
The above sentence is a good example of the problem of the education structure problem. It is a problem that is not solved by the government, but by the people themselves. The government should not be able to solve the education structure problem, but by the people themselves.
The education structure problem is a problem that is not solved
If we are able to solve the education structure problem, it will still take a few more generations of Singaporeans before we can see results for our engineering innovations.
The above sentence is correct, but the sentence is not grammatically correct. The sentence is not grammatically correct because it is not a sentence that is grammatically correct.
The sentence is not grammatically correct because it is not a sentence that is grammatically correct.
The sentence is not grammatically correct because it is not a