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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
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a matter of word arrangement
I have problem with the word arrangement of the following sentence, as it has several "of"'s:
"Moments were conceived of as points of rupture, of radical recognition of possibilities and intense euphoria."
Does it mean:
"Moments were conceived of as points of: 1. rupture, 2. radical recognition of possibilities, and 3. intense euphoria"?
"Moments were conceived of as points of rupture, of radical recognition of possibilities and intense euphoria."
Does it mean:
"Moments were conceived of as points of: 1. rupture, 2. radical recognition of possibilities, and 3. intense euphoria"?
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red apple Moments were conceived of as points of: 1. rupture, 2. radical recognition of possibilities, and 3.
- red apple Moments were conceived of as points of: 1.
- rupture, 2.
- radical recognition of possibilities, and 3.
- intense euphoria"?
- I would put 'of' with #3 also.
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red appleMoments were conceived of as points of: 1. rupture, 2. radical recognition of possibilities, and 3. intense euphoria"?I would put 'of' with #3 also.
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