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The last time i sailed in a yacht club race with my father i was fourteen, and he was dead set against it.
The above sentence is grammatically correct.
It becomes more obvious when we simplify the sentence, say, to "I was fourteen the last time I saw my father". Then even more so when we reorganize it to "the last time I saw my father I was fourteen".
In the second part of the sentence, "dead set against" is correct because it is an idiom.
2009-12-27 18:41:36 補充:
The simplification given is just an example, to domonstrate that the original sentence is grammatically correct. It is not a true simplified sentence, nor a replacement.
2009-12-28 04:21:12 補充:
樓主顯然已經知道 dead set against 解完全反對 (totally against),不是 "died" or "dead"。