Take the 2-minute tour ×  I found the sentence:  'The female
body is a fundamentally beautiful thing.'  in the following
passage:  'An effective diet can be achieved simply achieved by
taking from two to three pills after each meal, the number
increasing with the oil content the cuisine.'  'The female body
is a fundamentally beautiful entity.'  'Harmony 7 appeals to me
because of its ability to arrange the body's functions while
returning to a natural balance of proportions, making it an
ideal diet support.'  Is the quoted sentence grammatical? Is the
verb hidden? I apologize in advance for my ignorance as this
question has probably arisen before and been answered.
share|improve this question  2 Answers 2  Isn't this just a
sentence of the form: X は Y です?  It's just like saying 私は学生。  If
you are confused be the lack of です, it is very common for it to
just be dropped when it comes at the end of sentences.  Does
this answer your question?  share|improve this answer I am
familiar with this pattern, I just usual