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Allthewayanime Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences both correct?
I would like to know if these sentences are correct:
e.g Although he is wealthy , he still lives in that old house.
Although he is a well- being man, he still lives in that old house.
e.g Although he is wealthy , he still lives in that old house.
Although he is a well- being man, he still lives in that old house.
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However I think this is better since you have used "still lives.... Although he has become wealthy, he still lives in that old house. In the 2nd, I'm afraid I have not used the phrase well-being with the meaning rich.
- However I think this is better since you have used "still lives....
- Although he has become wealthy, he still lives in that old house.
- In the 2nd, I'm afraid I have not used the phrase well-being with the meaning rich.
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Hi
The first one is ok.However I think this is better since you have used "still lives....
Although he has become wealthy, he still lives in that old house.
In the 2nd, I'm afraid I have not used the phrase well-being with the meaning rich.
The first one is ok.However I think this is better since you have used "still lives....
Although he has become wealthy, he still lives in that old house.
In the 2nd, I'm afraid I have not used the phrase well-being with the meaning rich.
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Hi
The first one is ok.However I think this is better since you have used "still lives....
Although he has become wealthy, he still lives in that old house.
In the 2nd, I'm afraid I have not used the phrase well-being with the meaning rich.
The first one is ok.However I think this is better since you have used "still lives....
Although he has become wealthy, he still lives in that old house.
In the 2nd, I'm afraid I have not used the phrase well-being with the meaning rich.
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Hi,
The first is correct; the second - incorrect.
Although he's wealthy / rich, he lives in that old house.
Well-being is a noun, not an adjective. It indicates the quality of life, but can't describe a person.
Regards
The first is correct; the second - incorrect.
Although he's wealthy / rich, he lives in that old house.
Well-being is a noun, not an adjective. It indicates the quality of life, but can't describe a person.
Regards
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