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Domdom Posted 11 years ago
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I like its own mood(or atmosphere) of mornings.
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Could you check if it is good writing?
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What's the antecedent of "its"? Mornings in general don't have moods. People do.
- What's the antecedent of "its"?
- Mornings in general don't have moods.
- People do.
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What's the antecedent of "its"?
Mornings in general don't have moods. People do.
Mornings in general don't have moods. People do.
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I am trying to say that I like early mornings because I can feel peaceful and silent in early mornings. But I can't feel them in afternoon in which there are so many people, cars, noisy in the street.
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I like your sentence! I would like it including "I like...".
I like early mornings with being peaceful in the silence?
I like early mornings with being peaceful in the silence?
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Not a native speaker's locution.
Better: 'I like the peaceful silence of early mornings." or
"I like early mornings with their peaceful silence."
Better: 'I like the peaceful silence of early mornings." or
"I like early mornings with their peaceful silence."
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