an English question

@dufresne (137)
China
May 18, 2009 8:46pm CST
In the sentence "In this case, Jim and Tommy Fazio designed a dream come true for any golfer, not only visually, but in terms of playability.",I think there is a grammatical error because "come true" should be "coming true", do you think so?
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Xarex
@xarex777 (467)
• Philippines
19 May 09
I think it's best to say "coming true" because they've just designed it and it's not yet been tested... "come true" will be appropriate if the person speaking that sentence is a golfer who tested it then the sentence will be satisfied..
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scarlet_woman
@scarlet_woman (23463)
• United States
22 May 09
that's actually the way they do say it. it sounds weird,but "come true" is correct.
thinkingoutloud
@thinkingoutloud (6127)
• Canada
19 May 09
Actually, there is no grammatical error there... calling something "a dream come true" is a commonly accepted expression and it is being used in the proper way in the sentence you provided :)
macdingolinger
@macdingolinger (10386)
• United States
19 May 09
Since I do not know how this sentence is in full context, I have to say it seem correct to me. "Designed a dream come true" sounds more accurate than "Designed a dream coming true." The latter does not sound correct in the context of this sentence.
mirskhael
@mirskhael (23)
• United States
19 May 09
i think its good