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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

A couple of questions...

Hi, teachers. I would appreciate your time.

On way home from the hospital, Anna, riding shotgun, looks calmly out the window, indifferent to the sight of/seeing her dad like that.

A couple of questions:

- the sight of or seeing?

- Does indifferent work here?

- Is indifferent interchangeable with unaffected?

- Is the sentence otherwise correct?

Thanks.

  

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anonymous - the sight of or seeing? Both are possible. I'd go with 'seeing'.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous - the sight of or seeing?
  • Both are possible.
  • I'd go with 'seeing'.
  • anonymous Does indifferent work here?
  • Sure.
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anonymous- the sight of or seeing?

Both are possible. I'd go with 'seeing'.

anonymousDoes indifferent work here?

Sure. It suggests that Anna doesn't care one way or another how her dad looks.

anonymousIs indifferent interchangeable with unaffected?

In this context, yes.

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