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Angliholic Posted 15 years ago
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A shudder passed through me
A shudder passed through me when I remembered the terrible event.
Hi,
Is it right to understand "a shudder passed through me" in the above as "I shuddered all over?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is it right to understand "a shudder passed through me" in the above as "I shuddered all over?" Thanks.
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Hi, When I remembered the terrible event, it made me shudder. Regards
- Hi, When I remembered the terrible event, it made me shudder.
- Regards
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Closer to your original thought would be:
I shuddered when I remembered the terrible event.
Angliholic, often I have noticed that your first impression or your first thought is generally the best. You have good instincts for the language, and I think you should trust them a bit more.
John
I shuddered when I remembered the terrible event.
Angliholic, often I have noticed that your first impression or your first thought is generally the best. You have good instincts for the language, and I think you should trust them a bit more.
John
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