walking to class, a cloudburst drenched chauncey
fix grammar plase
Walking to class, Chauncey was drenched by a cloudburst.
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I'd like to correct you Ms. Sue, please refrain from over using past tense in your answer.
I believe this fits better
While walking to class, a cloudburst drenched Chauncey
Walking to class, a cloudburst drenched Chauncey.
To fix the grammar in the sentence, you should capitalize the letter "W" in "Walking" since it is the beginning of the sentence. Additionally, it's important to add a comma after "class" to separate the introductory clause. Lastly, make sure to capitalize "Chauncey" since it's a proper noun.
Revised sentence: "Walking to class, a cloudburst drenched Chauncey."