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Chivalry Posted 14 years ago
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Is this sentence below even correct with its expression and all?
"She's just simply too miserable that she has to badmouth anyone that comes in her sight."
What I think is incorrect is the bolded part,
I think it should be comes into her sight instead.
Any ideas?
  

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Hi, s this sentence below even correct with its expression and all? " What I think is incorrect is the bolded part, I think it should be comes into her sight instead. Any ideas?

— Clive

  • Hi, s this sentence below even correct with its expression and all?
  • " What I think is incorrect is the bolded part, I think it should be comes into her sight instead.
  • Any ideas?
  • Yes, say 'into'.
  • Clive
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Hi,

s this sentence below even correct with its expression and all?
"She's just simply so too miserable that she has to badmouth anyone that comes in her sight."

What I think is incorrect is the bolded part,
I think it should be comes into her sight instead.
Any i
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