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Azz Posted 11 years ago
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A daunting project
Can one say (or write, as the style seems somewhat literary to me):
a. They will move the whole building, a daunting project.
(The project was moving the whole building)
b. They just ran out of cover, a daring idea.
(The idea was running out of cover')
Many thanks.
a. They will move the whole building, a daunting project.
(The project was moving the whole building)
b. They just ran out of cover, a daring idea.
(The idea was running out of cover')
Many thanks.
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azz Can one say (or write, as the style seems somewhat literary to me): You can do either; they do not seem particularly literary to me.
- azz Can one say (or write, as the style seems somewhat literary to me): You can do either; they do not seem particularly literary to me.
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azzCan one say (or write, as the style seems somewhat literary to me):You can do either; they do not seem particularly literary to me.
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