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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
appeal/attraction
Sweet desserts don't have any appeal/attraction to me. I prefer fruit.
Do both appeal and attraction work with(should I use in or with here???) the above wording? If yes, are they synonyms? Are there more equivalents? Thanks.
Do both appeal and attraction work with(should I use in or with here???) the above wording? If yes, are they synonyms? Are there more equivalents? Thanks.
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Hi Angliholic, Your sentence doesn't sound right to me. I would prefer: Sweet desserts don't appeal to me. I prefer fruit.
- Hi Angliholic, Your sentence doesn't sound right to me.
- I would prefer: Sweet desserts don't appeal to me.
- I prefer fruit.
- Sweet desserts dont't attract me.
- I prefer fruit.
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Hi Angliholic,
Your sentence doesn't sound right to me.
I would prefer:
Sweet desserts don't appeal to me. I prefer fruit.
Sweet desserts dont't attract me. I prefer fruit.
Your sentence doesn't sound right to me.
I would prefer:
Sweet desserts don't appeal to me. I prefer fruit.
Sweet desserts dont't attract me. I prefer fruit.
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