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Xeno Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A few questions about grammar and style
Hello. I have a few questions concerning some pretty basic stuff but I'm not a native speaker so... I'd rather not to screw this up.
The first thing that I'm having a problem with is the sentence: "Color is shape. Art is stance."
Now, my question is - should I use articles in these phrases? Also, on a side note, those two aren't part of some concrete text but are supposed to be something like a slogan or a title (kind of reminds me of that proverb "time is money" merely by its structure...)
And second, this one is stupid, but oh well - which one of these two sentences is used more in colloquial speak/sounds more... natural (if it actually makes difference in the first place): I don't see anyone before me/my eyes OR I don't see anyone in front of me.
The first thing that I'm having a problem with is the sentence: "Color is shape. Art is stance."
Now, my question is - should I use articles in these phrases? Also, on a side note, those two aren't part of some concrete text but are supposed to be something like a slogan or a title (kind of reminds me of that proverb "time is money" merely by its structure...)
And second, this one is stupid, but oh well - which one of these two sentences is used more in colloquial speak/sounds more... natural (if it actually makes difference in the first place): I don't see anyone before me/my eyes OR I don't see anyone in front of me.
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1. no articles needed 2. either It is easier, by the way, to "find" your questions without the commentary.
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- no articles needed 2.
- either It is easier, by the way, to "find" your questions without the commentary.
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1. no articles needed
2. either
It is easier, by the way, to "find" your questions without the commentary.
2. either
It is easier, by the way, to "find" your questions without the commentary.
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